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Review: LSCOOL SHS-X500 CPU Cooler
Supplier: www.lslcool.com
Cost:
Reviewer: techniz Introduction
I have never used a cpu cooler of this type before, so was interested when lscool.com asked me to review their SHS-X500. It has a similar design to a water cooling radiator, with the copper fins and the heatpipes running through the fins. Specifications | Model | SHS-X500 | | Dimensions | L120 x W92 x H67mm | | Weight(g) | 390g | | Noise level | 20~22dB +/- 10% | | Rated Speed | 2100 RPM +/- 10% | | Air flow | 32 CFM at 2100 RPM | | Bearing | 2 Ball Bearing | | Life Hours | 50,000 hours | | Thermal Resistance | 0.19 (c/W) | | Application (Platform) | Pentium 4 478, AMD (754,939) | What you Get The cooler comes well presented in a colourful box, the contents of the box is as follows:- 
[the contents]
The Cooler, was suprised at the weight - it certains looks heavier than it is. 
[3 heatpipes from copper block]
The cooler is basically cpu copper core from with 3 heat pipes fun from. The pipes curl back and into a series of fins to help disapate the heat. It seems to work pretty well with water cooling systems, so the testing should be interesting. 
[thermal compaound covering]
The copper core that sits on the cpu has a covering of thermal compound to help with heat ransfer from the cpu to cooler.
[90mm cooling fan]
On the top of the cooler is a 90mm fan, so low noise is what I am expecting here.
[wow - bright!]
Also included in th package is a brightly colour screwdriver tool, which will help to mount the cooler on the motherboard.
[939 bracket]
There is an additional bracket as well for AMD socket 939. For this review with are using a INtel 478 socket.
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