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Good blocks but the mounting screws were SAE and my board requires metric (m3 .5). It took a good bit of work, but I was able to re thread the included screws. I have two of these blocks cooling my two xeon 5520's now.

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Black Ice Micro

The most compact addition to the Black Ice PC Radiators series. Built around an 80mm fan form factor, the Black Ice Micro fits the duty where compact size and performance matters most.

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Author: Sean
I dont know if it is my fault or the radiators fault. I have 1 of these radiators and my cpu runs idle at 125-130. I think I have to make this a dual setup for it to work ok.

Author: Unknown
Wow, thats definately your fault. Maybe a faulty temp probe or something. Even with a single 80mm radiator temps wouldn't be NEAR that hott.

Author: Austin
I'm assuming (and hoping) you mean 125-130 degrees F, not C. In which case that is a perfectly reasonable temp depending on what kind of CPU you have. You have to go above 75 degrees C (167 F) before the life of the CPU starts to become less.

Author: dx11101
If you are not planning to overclock 1 of these is enough but otherwise you will need a place to put 2 of these. Only because one of these can only handle about 100 watts of heat a piece and when you overclock most people will go way beyond 100 watts. A great compact radiator.

Author: Eman
with this rad i get idle temperatures of 26*Celcuis and load of 32*Celcuis on a core 2 duo e6400 slightly over clocked at 2.53 with room temp of 24 i find it awesome highly recommended!

Author: Beazulbub
I'm using one of these to cool a Athlon 5200X2 over clocked to 3Ghz, and 4 gigs of OCZ FlexXLC DDR800 clocked at 925MHZ. My CPU temps stay at about 32C normal and 38C load, and have had this radiator for about 3 years now. If you're having issues with heat with this, then you need to look at the way you have your watercooling system setup. I have my radiator on my front case fan, so it gets the coolest air possible. I hope the first guy isn't trying to use his cases hot air to cool his radiator.

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