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Thermal Performance
Customers are highly satisfied with the Thermaltake Gravity i2's thermal performance, praising its ability to keep Intel chips cool and quiet. Some users have noted that it is a good budget option or an improvement over stock coolers, while others appreciate its ease of installation and compatibility with older systems.
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Quality
It can probably handle a minimal overclock - but it’s really designed to be cool and reasonably quiet at stock settings, voltag... Read More
Make sure you check to ensure your motherboard/processor are < 95w (so most of the relevant intel chips) and are one of the ... Read More
The asrock p67 extreme does not have a way to control dc powered fans.
The thermal paste seems to be of reasonable quality and is well applied - i used it as is for the initial install, but ended up... Read More
Price
This cooler is perfect for the price.
For under $15 it keeps an overclocked i7 3770k at 4.
However, on a tight budget where you don’t have a stock cooler, it’s perfect.
Maybe not worth the upgrade, would rather buy a tower cooler cooler for about $10 more.
Packaging/appearance
It's packaged well and easy enough to install as long as you pay close attention to the instructions.
Competitiveness
If you need a great, basic cooler for your intel chip that’s slightly better than the default cooler, look no further!
I used the thermaltake gravity i3 to replace the stock cooler in my dell optiplex, which has an intel i5 12500 chip.
Two things i noticed right away -- compared to the dell cooler, the thermaltake is larger, both wider and taller, and has a larger fan.
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- This product had a total of 2,390 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 1 2025.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Two things i noticed right away compared to the dell cooler the thermaltake is larger both wider and taller and has a larger fan
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Maybe not worth the upgrade would rather buy a tower cooler cooler for about 10 more
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Despite being quite thin it keeps a phenom ii x4 965 at 1
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The fan is reasonably quiet at 1200rpm
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As a side note it barely fits in my case with a listed 160mm of heatsink clearance so make sure you have at least that much
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Well it so happens to be the only thing we didnt have was a cooler with the appropriate bracketry for the lga 1155 socket
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For under 15 it keeps an overclocked i7 3770k at 4
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