"Today for review I’ve got the new Arctic Cooling Alpine 11 Pro CPU cooler. This cooler is small in size, and it’s actually compatible with both LGA775 and 1155/1156 sockets so you’ll be able to use it on that new upgrade you’re planning on doing. The Alpine Pro 11 is a black style cooler, meaning it’s a solid block of aluminum, no fancy heatpipes, this is old-school style cooling at its finest. I’ve put it up against the stock Intel cooler on my C2Q6600 CPU for comparison and found it’s a decent upgrade over the stock cooling solution. It’s small size make it great if you’re short on room in your case, and it’s silent as well, so it might make a nice cooler for an HTPC setup. Read on…"
“Today for review I’ve got the new Arctic Cooling Alpine 11 Pro CPU cooler. This cooler is small in size, and it’s actually compatible with both LGA775 and 1155/1156 sockets so you’ll be able to use it on that new upgrade you’re planning on doing. The Alpine Pro 11 is a black style cooler, meaning it’s a solid block of aluminum, no fancy heatpipes, this is old-school style cooling at its finest. I’ve put it up against the stock Intel cooler on my C2Q6600 CPU for comparison and found it’s a decent upgrade over the stock cooling solution. It’s small size make it great if you’re short on room in your case, and it’s silent as well, so it might make a nice cooler for an HTPC setup. Read on…”
