Testseek.com have collected 66 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Frio CLP0564 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Frio CLP0564.
April 2010
(88%)
66 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
I was very impressed with the cooling capabilities of the Frio. Coming in right under $60 this is a very affordable solution for anyone who is looking for an overclocking cooler. While the size does offer great heat dissipation capabilities, this is n...
At $60.00 the Thermaltake Frio represents a very good value. You’d be hard pressed to find a heat sink on the market today that offers this level of performance along with two fans for the less than $70 dollars. Even comparing top offerings from other ...
The Frio easily lives up to its name by keeping our system's i7 860 downright chilly throughout all of our testing. At stock speeds, it handily matches the competition while being absolutely silent. When we overclock our processor, we see the Frio real...
Great cooling, Large size, Dual fans included, Multisocket mounting, Vibration dampened fan mounting, Bolton design, Adjustable fan speed for low noise environment, General fit and finish...
Loud on high fan speed setting, Nickle plating on heatpipes looks a little poor...
The Thermaltake FRIO is a cooler that delivers excellent cooling when compared to some of the current high-end cooling solutions on the market. Able to handle a 220 watt thermal load, it delivered temperatures that were right in the same ballpark as t...
So, has Thermaltake managed to create a true super-cooler? It s difficult to answer this question definitively. On the one hand, Thermaltake Frío is a really highly efficient cooling system that can cope with decently overclocked quad-core processors j...
We've seen a lot of coolers, and we're sure to see even more as time goes on, but the Thermaltake Frio has made a very good impression on us. It can be very quiet when it wants to be, being barely audible on an open air case, and it can be a loud monst...
Simple and effective mounting hardware, Excellent Cooling, Large 8mm Heatpipes, Decorative Covers, Rubber Mount Fans, Multi Processor Mounting System, Slick White Fan Centers, Ninjalane Color Style
Second fan required for high wattage overclocking, Fans not thermally adjusted (3pin header), Fan speed dials require system access to change
As we mentioned before the tower style heatink has quickly become the aftermarket cooling standard for the desktop and enthusiast PC. The difficult thing is determining how one tower differs from another and if it would be a good fit for your system....
Very high quality construction, Universal CPU installation, Dual 120mm fans, Easy installation, Strong cooling capability
Two power connectors and two fan controllers, Fans are loud at full speed, Short fan speed controller cable
Thermaltake has an incredible cooler on their hands. The Frio is designed to cool all modern processors, even while overclocked, and it should do so very well. Installation is a breeze, and everything that is required is included in the box. Thermalta...
Very easy to install, Comes with comprehensive mounting hardware and two fans, Compact size for a highperformance cooler, Handsome appearance shows well in windowed cases, Excellent performance with stock fans,
Fiddly fan controllers require reaching inside the case, fans cannot be controlled with separate fan controller.
Please remember that these test results reflect our experience with each cooler on a specific motherboard, with a specific processor, BIOS revision, and test programs. That said, the ranking produced by these tests is accurate and gives a good idea ho...
Support up to 220W cooling factor, Support dual 120mm cooling fans, 5 x 8mm silver chromed copper heat pipes, Massive of high quality aluminum fins, Universal cooler, Fabulous & attractive design, Built in fan speed controller, Great airflow, Rubber fan mounts
Super heavy; 1KG, Builtin VR in fan is not so flexible
