Cogage TRUE Spirit CPU Cooler Cases and Cooling   Page 1

Reviewer: RWL Staff Article Publish Date: 6/16/2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

INTRODUCTION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    It seems that no matter how many i1366 compatible CPU Coolers we review there will always be more to come (good for the end user), some from old companies with plenty of years on their backs and some from new ones. For that reason alone it is natural for older companies to make better products but since there is always an exception to the rule occationally we see new companies with great products from the very beginning. Today with us we have one such company named Cogage and although it is extremely new (first steps) it is in fact a company owned by Thermalright and for that reason alone i am curious as to how their products will perform.

 

 

 

    Thermalright is an elite design house that manufactures cooling products for computer components for the best quality and performance your money can buy. In 2002, AMD released its first generation Thunderbird CPU and since then we have been there every step of the way to counter high voltage and high heat with innovative design and highly acclaimed cooling solutions not only for AMD but for Intel as well. One of early well known solutions was the SK-6. With many positive and rave reviews under its belt Thermalright bolted to the top as the heat sink manufacturer mostly preferred by Overclockers and enthusiasts around the World. To this day, innovation never left our vocabulary as we keep coming up with leading edge designs staying ahead of the competition Technical Support.

 

 

 

    Cogage still has not made available their about and for that reason i listed the Thermalright about instead. So to make things short, Cogage is the entry-level company and Thermaltake is the most enthusiast aimed company. For that reason all of the Cogage products will be quite cheaper while at the same time they will be almost on par with the Thermalright products. Thermalright assures us however that the performance differences between simular models is not big at all, so let us head on to the rest of the review to see if that is true.