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Thermaltake Jing Heatsink
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| Wed Sep 08, 2010 | 3:48P| PermaLink |
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There is little not to like about the Jing as it is easy to install, supports all current AMD and Intel platforms, while the price tag of $60 US is quite reasonable given what it offers. Perhaps the only real issue some users might have with this product is its appearance. The Jing is not an ugly CPU cooler, unless of course lime green doesn’t speak to you, which in my case it doesn’t. Given that the flamboyant color scheme does not appeal to me, I am finding it hard to say good things about the design.
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FULL STORY @
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(http://www.legionhardware.com/articles_pages/thermaltake_jing,1.html)
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Since we noticed the silence when we started into the Phenom 2 reviews we were short a chassis and turned to Thermaltake for an alternative. We didn't need another huge chassis sitting around and Thermaltake came up with the perfect chassis for our needs, the ElementS chassis with it's sleek good looks and solid steel construction fit our bill. We've had the Element S for a while now (Our apologies Thermaltake) but we got 4 or 5 CPU;s in quick succession that kept us from our appointed task. Now that we have a little breathing room we'd like to introduce you to the Thermaltake ElementS Chassis.
