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SilverStone NT06-E CPU Cooler Review
Author: Rafael Otto Coelho
Type: Reviews Last Updated: September 21, 2009
Page: 1 of 7
Real-time pricing for Silverstone NT06-E.
Silverstone NT06-E CPU Cooler Compatible with Intel 478LGA775 and AMD 754939940 AM2 Electronics 478 LGA775 754 939 940 AM2
Amazon: $47.99 Newegg: $47.99

Introduction

This time we reviewed NT06-E cooler from SilverStone, which features a copper base, five heatpipes and a horizonal heatsink, with room for a 120 mm fan, which does not come with the cooler. Check out the results from our tests!

NT06-E differs from all other coolers we tested so far because it does not come with a fan. According to the manufacturer, this allows more flexibility - which can be true to some buyers -, because many enthusiasts like to choose top shelf fans to upgrade their coolers. When comparing prices between coolers you must take into account the extra cost of a good fan when adding MT06-E into the comparison.

On this test we used FM123 fan that SilverStone sent us with the NT06-E sample. As we explained, the fan must be purchased separately and the performance from this cooler will depend on the fan you choose.

NT06-E box is made of a thick brown cardboard, which is an "enviromentally correct" material.

SilverStone NT06-E
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Figure 1: Box.

Inside the box we found the cooler, installation hardware and a tube of  gray thermal compound.

SilverStone NT06-E
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Figure 2: Box contents.

In Figure 3 you can have a general look of NT06-E. Its design resembles Noctua C12P we tested recently.

SilverStone NT06-E
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Figure 3: NT06-E.

Viewing the cooler from the side we can see that the main heatsink has some distance from the base, which has a small aluminum heatsink to help with the cooling.

SilverStone NT06-E
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Figure 4: Side view.

In Figure 5 we can see the tips from the five 6-mm heatpipes.

SilverStone NT06-E
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Figure 5: Front view.

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