Testseek.co.uk have collected 15 expert reviews of the Coolink ChipChilla and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Coolink ChipChilla.
July 2008
(88%)
15 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
When cooling of this scale is achieved by an entirely silent cooler it is truly astonishing, as often effectiveness is sacrificed in exchange for a little silence. However, this is not the case with this cooler, as the statement “you can have your c...
Very impressive performance! To tell you the truth i did not expect this kind of temperature drop. At time 3 C degrees could play a big role in over clocking or even everyday day to day gaming. The stylish radiator block adds a modded look for your pc ...
Low noise operation, Reduces temperatures, Motherboard compatibility, Lightweight, Long fan cable, Decent price
Clearance and installation issues with large CPU coolers, CPU cooler compatibility, Base could have a better finish, Only a few degrees cooler than the stock passive cooler, More noise compared to the stock passive cooler, Limited availability
This cooler leaves me with mixed feelings. The cooler construction is of great quality. It is extremely light-weight and compact. It also operates at a low noise level. The overclocked and overvolted temperatures were lower than the all stock temperatu...
I must admit that I have been really impressed by the Coolink ChipChilla throughout this review. The build quality of the chipset cooler is very good apart from the slighty 'cheap' looking cooling fan. The inclusion of a braided and shrink-wrapped fan ca...
Compatible with all Northbridge chipsets, Good performance, Quiet operations
Somewhat inflexible design
The Coolink Chipchilla chipset cooler is solidly performing cooler that blows away the stock chipset cooler. The cooler has an intricate design, very reminiscent of a CPU cooler, and has good noise performance. The design takes into account the various...
Does cool better than stock cooler, Very nice looking unit, Multi directional setup, Multi Board use, Extremely quiet, Easy open package, Complete package (everything you need to setup)
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I was quite pleased with how easy the ChipChilla was to install. In fact I was pleased with it all the way around, from the packaging to the operation and looks. To the meat of things, installation is pretty straight forward and easy, although the wire...
While the ChipChilla looked like it was golden out of the box, our testing brought out two major flaws: an uncooperative hook-mount, and a chipset cooler thats just too big to hold a video card as well. All is not lost, however. If you use a low-prof...
Quiet, Includes all required hardware, Supports both hook and pushpin mounting, Sleeved 60mm cable
Better performance expected
Well, what can I say? The cooler does its job. It decreases the chipset's temperature by a few degrees. However I am not completely pleased by the performance of this cooler. There are other similarly priced passive coolers on the market which provide...
Nifty design mirrors CPU HSFs, Quiet fan has vibration dampeners to further reduce noise, Provide better cooling that stock chipset cooling, Price - Sub $17
Design is limited due to many multi-chip cooling solutions on todays motherboards
The Coolink ChipChilla is a great not-so-little after market chipset cooler. Its tall narrow design lends it a high level of compatibility as it doesnt take up a lot of surface area on your motherboard. Performance is better than stock cooling and...
Quiet fan, Mounting kit includes both tension and pushpin, Easy Installation, Price
Only accepts one fan
Good price, good performance, easy installation; any of these things are adjectives that you could use when describing the ChipChilla. We also like the fact that this cooler has several easy mounting options. Without a doubt, when you take everything i...
