Is there any strongest Cooler available as of today.

[Bahumathi]

I have a personal computer. I want to upgrade the cooler in my CPU. I have read on so many forums about the cooler. But I want to know the strongest cooler for my CPU. Is it available in market or not? I have read widely on the variety of cooler topic in this forum and they appear to point to NZXT Cyro LX as the strongest cooler. So please tell me anyone about the strongest cooler. I hope that you will post the reply very soon.

[Mayur_Jain]

Well, now found the Zalman nc3000 for May Clevo x7200 what a misuse of time! It took me 10 seconds to understand the flushed thing was on due to approximately no air being produced by that Hugh fan, it is very calm though. There is no difference at all in temp drop, not even by 1c. The hunt for nzxt cryo lx continues. If you want to upgrade the cpu cooler then you should take advice with the hardware engineer. In you have the net connection then you should see on the internet.

[Bayougoula]

If you were eager to spend that much verify out the Cryo. The most famous one is the Zalman NC1000 and NC2000 very fine constructed, pleasant and calm but not the highest output in terms of air moved. Any laptop should be performing 100% well and in excellent temps without a cooler though if it is working correctly, and in my experience even the light airflow from the NC1000 was more than sufficient to drop temps reasonably a bit given the laptop likes to accept cooling air from the bottom emits. I utilized the NC1000 now more or less as a stand to tilt the laptop for ease not because I wanted cooling. Currently I just utilize a pair of cool balls instead since its 1/100th of the weight and 1/50th of the price.

[Calusa]

Ok, I would still say a mode NZXT cryo is the strongest. I use 3 80CFM 120mm fans on mine joined directly to a Molex connector in my desktop. It cannot strike 3 120mm fans blustering at full blast. But if you utilize the standard power set up and fans there are enhanced coolers out there in my humble opinion that are more moveable to boot. I want to suggest you that you can see the series of the cooler. You can see in at computer hardware shop or Google.

[Udyan]

I would like to tell you that attempt the Super Mega Cooling Pad v2011. Without question the "strongest" cooler for notebooks available. Includes several fan-speed settings. No vertical adjustment, but plenty of horizontal adjustment available. When you upgrade the cooler then you will do manual setting. Means manually speed setting. I have also about this before 6 months ago. I found the complete information on the net. This is very good option for us to know.

[Jabeena]

If you were getting eager to use that more test out the Cryo. The most famous one is the Zalman NC1000 and NC2000 very fine assembled, good and quiet but not the maximum performance in terms of air moved. Any laptop should be running 100% very well and in good temps without a cooler though if it is working correctly, and in my knowledge still the light airflow from the NC1000 was more than sufficient to drop temps fairly a bit given the laptop likes to recognize cooling air from the bottom vents. I utilized the NC1000 just more or less as a stand to gradient the laptop for comfort not because I wanted cooling. Now I just utilize a pair of cool balls in its place since its 1/100th of the weight and 1/50th of the charge.