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Over the course of the last few weeks, Neoseeker has published a set of Socket cooler reviews in its miniseries investigating coolers for socket platforms. Due to popular demand, we've taken all of the results, and compiled them into this final roundup to pit each cooler head to head. That's not all. Due to the overwhelming response from Socket owners, we're going to be testing even more Socket coolers in the coming weeks, and we'll be revisiting the whole issue with brand new coolers. Until then, here's our roundup roudout!
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Each cooler had its own strengths and weaknesses. For a better idea of which cooler might fit your particular situation, I have recapped the scores of all the coolers together, including those which didnt quite make it to the top of the list. We start off by introducing the compiled temperature scores from all the testing that I did. As usual, the lower the "reading" the better performance of the cooler, so keep that in mind as you compare the charts. Also pay especial attention to the performance trends of each cooler as we raise the CPU clock speed, as not all coolers scaled the same as we upped the speed ante.
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The CPU cooling platform stretches far and wide. From the Massive sink of the Socket Freezer, to the small folded Fin of the RDJD cooler, we have seen nice range of units in the miniseries that we have been publishing on Socket coolers. Now, we take a look at all the coolers in this head to head and comparitive analysis to see how each of those coolers compared.