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Coolink Corator DS CPU Cooler Review

AcousticThe Ambient noise was measured at 25 dBA (This includes the computer being on just without the CPU Cooler fans running). Due to these CPU Coolers idling down to around 800 rpm we were not able to obtain an ‘idle’ acoustic level as it was little if any over the ambient noise. Therefore this reading was taken with both the coolers running at their maximum speeds.

Not much separates these two with regards to the sound-level, the Coolink has a bit more of a whine about it when compared to the Akasa.

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Andy Ruffell

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