Cogage True Spirit
Recently, we have evaluated the first revision of the Cogage true spirit and while we thought it was a decent one and it was almost as good as the venerable Thermalright True, he was never at the level of our expectations. For me it is clear from this review that the true spirit left to a less optimal installation of the main reason why he does not understand his (pardon the pun) "TRUE" had potential. Therefore we be excited by the test today, as we look at the new and revised Cogage true spirit.
Believe it or not, the mounting system is really the only thing that really changed since the design was the previous generation. This should all very well satisfied, given the "older" version had all the hallmarks of great value-based heat sink, which is all well might a Core i7 overclocked to low-end processors and refrigerated. As we have said, was the only question to be very slow push-pin mounting configuration that have not applied sufficient pressure and lack of stability and additional bookplate's. To resolve this problem is to see a great step forward, but we do not have a worry: there are very few opportunities for a consumer to tell the true spirit of the new old if they buy online. Both coolers have the same product number and description (the "Rev. 2" we have the title of this review is not part of the actual product title), but the packaging is different. Note, however, that many retailers are using Stock Photography for their product pages, and it could still be old stock bumming around a few places. Even Cogage website shows the installation process and old hardware.
While the True Spirit is on the market for some time, neither the old nor the new version widely available in Canada. However at the time of this report, you can find it at Newegg.ca for under $ 40. This is unusual because there was virtually no price increase over the original version, although we now have a good disk-based editing system.
Cogage has really fixed what needed to be binding, although not with what was a good concept to play? Demonstrated recently Zalman CNPS10X Flex with them that it is possible to change a design for a cooler ordinary extraordinary, so we have high hopes for the mind.
Believe it or not, the mounting system is really the only thing that really changed since the design was the previous generation. This should all very well satisfied, given the "older" version had all the hallmarks of great value-based heat sink, which is all well might a Core i7 overclocked to low-end processors and refrigerated. As we have said, was the only question to be very slow push-pin mounting configuration that have not applied sufficient pressure and lack of stability and additional bookplate's. To resolve this problem is to see a great step forward, but we do not have a worry: there are very few opportunities for a consumer to tell the true spirit of the new old if they buy online. Both coolers have the same product number and description (the "Rev. 2" we have the title of this review is not part of the actual product title), but the packaging is different. Note, however, that many retailers are using Stock Photography for their product pages, and it could still be old stock bumming around a few places. Even Cogage website shows the installation process and old hardware.
While the True Spirit is on the market for some time, neither the old nor the new version widely available in Canada. However at the time of this report, you can find it at Newegg.ca for under $ 40. This is unusual because there was virtually no price increase over the original version, although we now have a good disk-based editing system.
Cogage has really fixed what needed to be binding, although not with what was a good concept to play? Demonstrated recently Zalman CNPS10X Flex with them that it is possible to change a design for a cooler ordinary extraordinary, so we have high hopes for the mind.
Cogage True Spirit
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