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Published: 2014-04-28, Author: Jeremy , review by: funkykit.com
Extremely low profile, Good alternative to a stock cooling solution, PWM fan operation, Adjustable mounting bracket system increases compatibility, Quality construction
Smaller 80mm is very noisy when operating at mid to max RPM, May not handle overclocked Haswell solutions, MSRP of $37.50 USD a bit pricey (in my opinion), Final Thoughts, If you have a SFF or HTPC machine that needs a CPU cooling solution upgrade and sp
If you have a SFF or HTPC machine that needs a CPU cooling solution upgrade and space is limited, then it is certainly worth your time to consider the HPL-815 from EVERCOOL. ...
The Evercool HPL-815 is an excellent cooler for HTPC deployments and small form factor mods, where small size is a must and servers that do not have the luxury of extra space. The cooler’s was a bit louder than its 90mm and 120mm competition, which is...
Good cooling capability, Minimum overall dimension, Lightweight, Very slim design, Quality manufacture, PWM, Quiet operation for 80mm fan, Value, Simple installation, Four heat, pipes and HDT Core, Decent Life expectancy, Compatibility, The clearance around the CPU socket
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The EVERCOOL HPL-815 cooler did a respectable job at controlling the heat of the i3 540 at stock speed and a mild 4.14 GHz overclock. Running at 4.14 GHz, the HPL-815 managed a 62°C load temperature versus the stock Intel cooler’s 72c, which is pretty...
Abstract: HPL-815 is a low profile heatsink suited for use in 2U thick computer cases. It's equipped with a top mounted 80x80x15mm PWM fan that rotates at speeds of 4000-1000RPM, exhausting air downwards into a 23mm tall array of quilted aluminum fins. ...
The HPL-815EP is more proficient than the retail heatsink. It performed well against the retail heatsink. I searched to find a vendor selling the HPL-815EP. I only found one and it was listed at $35. This seems a little high, but that could h...
HPL815), Extremely small, will fit anywhere, Installation is easy and fast, Decent quality base...
HPL815), Price to overall performance is high...
So we see here that the Evercool Transformer 3 actually does quite well in a stock scenario and actually matching the performance from that of a Corsair H60. The high-quality, direct contact base is probably to thank for that since it helps the heat f...
Published: 2011-04-26, Author: Jason , review by: Bcchardware.com
Super Low Profile, Affordable, Compatible with most CPU's, Good Construction
Not a great choice for CPU's over 100 Watts in our opinion
The Evercool HPL-815 isn't the most exciting CPU cooler in the world but overall it worked as advertised and offers people with limited space an option for their cooling needs. It's pretty tough to be critical of a cooler with a MSRP of ~$20 USD that is d...
Loud fan at high RPM, Fan clips bend easily, AMD orientation can result in blocked RAM slots with some motherboards, Kitguru says: A decent cooler for a media center, but it faces stiff competition in a competitive marketplace and does little to stand out
Today we are going to look at a CPU cooler from Evercool, their latest low profile solution, the HPL-815. The HPL-815 should fit well in the HTPC market. The fan used on this cooler is a mere 15mm thick and spins between 1,000 and 4,000 RPM. When spinning...
