ASUS leads with most of the products in the most tip top shape and any form most of all we like to see more of the products that they have in store for more consumers, but it is the features unique stuff that makes this thing really different to the mirror makers of the market like Asrock for instance is the Toyota is the industry for card while the ASUS is the Lexus or the Mercedes of luxury cars with a prize, while the computing companies differ from the more crazy car markets and the whole recession going to people’s heads, computing is in the good road form the rest of the industry, take for instance for Intel to fund in $7.0billion dollars in the plant restructuring for the new 32nm fabrication process for the upcoming Intel core 7i and the mainstream variants like the new P55 which has the new LGA1566 socket to differentiate itself to the more high end format.
While we linger on the finance and the other new items coming up, we would see the cooling not coming too far behind, and without it we would better resolve in the use of expensive cooling rooms for those computer. But ASUS yet again with the use of the recent Lion square which went pretty good in most test and the bad the newer ASUS Axe with the unexceptional shape and cooling ability. But now we will going to look at the new ASUS triton 81, and son of a GOD it is a tower cooler with the inclusion of two one direct fans to take in the cool air surrounding the cooler and with the help of the secondary cooler blow it again out of the other point in the cooler or in some case blow in the surrounding PWM’s cooling arrays or the CPU base itself if you are lucky to make that move.
The tech specs of the cooler form ASUS comes with the bundled LGA775 bracket and also the AMD’s AM2= sockets and the newer LGA1366 form Intel and the Core 7i socket. While we best show it off in the Core 7i and the hottest contestant the 965i core, we have to choose a good board to place it at so most of the mid prized motherboards like the MSI X58 chipset look good but never a great sign because of the little head room for over clocking ability and being hot and all can really place a real stress to the cooler or the case that you willing be a subject to and it is great for testing willing and able victims on how they form up in the list of great and lows of computing.
Most the cooler rest perfectly in most temps in idle and in load timings going 28/60 degrees in their respective order. While the MSI is cranked up, we should expect a higher flow of air so the fans are raised up and obviously gave 71bDA of noise levels and also a hot 89 degrees before it hands to the last word and inevitably showed the blue screen of death.
Overall the cooler can be a hand full to install but an awful lot of noise being generated in those two fans so lower them if you have these, but better put this off in the older quad LGA775.
