Testseek.co.uk have collected 7 expert reviews of the Cooler Master CoolDrive 3 DHC-U43-U1 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master CoolDrive 3 DHC-U43-U1.
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The Cool Drive 3 is certainly a hard drive cooler to consider if you are concerned about the temperature of your hard disk drive. This is by far one of the best looking hard drive coolers I have seen available. Not only does it look good but it also p...
Reduces hard drive temperature, Reduces hard drive noise, 2 blue LEDs on the front panel, You can clean the filter, Great filter, Simple installation, Suitable for ANY brand name hard drive, Supportes both IDE & SCSI standard
Hard to get the screws to right place, You can cut your finger with removing the front panel, The blue LEDs are too bright
Cooler Master surprises us again with the Cooldrive3. All packed in a nice box, the Cooldrive 3 reduces the hard drive noise and the surface temperature of your HDD. With 2 blue LEDs on the front panel, it also looks very cool. You can clean the filte...
The CoolDrive 3 looks awesome and does cool your hard drive. Is it worth it? Honestly, I’m not sure. It only cools your HD about 3 degrees…but it is cooler. For 25 bucks you get an awesome looking aluminum hard drive cooler. I would buy this...
Abstract: The Cooler Master CoolDrive 3 We have yet another product from the renowned PC cooling manufacturer, Cooler Master. But instead of the usual CPU coolers, we will be taking a look at their CoolDrive 3 instead! As the name says, its a hard disk cooler! ...
Abstract: Coolermaster Cooldrive 3I feel that the component we dont really care much about is the harddrive. We try to cool the cpu,northbride and video card as much as possible. In extreme cases some poeple even cool the power supply with water. But what about...
Abstract: Unfortunately, most of us do not have the funds and resources to run our computer systems in a state-of-the-art clean room where dust is measured in millions of particles per cubic inch and temperatures are maintained within fractions of a degree. For ...
