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OCZ Gladiator MAX review | test - Introduction

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/09/2009 02:00 PM [ ] 0 comment(s)

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OCZ Gladiator MAX CPU cooler

 

Product: OCZ Gladiator MAX
Manufacturer: OCZ Technology
SKU code: OCZTGLADMX
Information: ocztechnology.com
Street price: $39.99

OCZ technology is establishing quite a name in several segments. One of them is weirdly enough CPU coolers. Their Vendetta series is short from amazing in both price and performance. Though that product is a little bit on the noisy side. There's however yet another cooler series that OCZ introduced and recently some many moons ago it received an upgrade. It's the Gladiator series CPU coolers, and the new model is called Gladiator MAX.

The Gladiator MAX is based off the same principle as the Vendetta series, the Gladiator Max uses the same method of having the copper heat pipes making contact with the CPU directly, that's dubbed HDT (Heatpipe Direct Touch).

With this product, OCZ targets a slightly different segment of the market as it is equipped with a 1500 RPM, extraordinarily silent fan. So it's the best of both worlds really .. an all new design, 4 heat pipe based cooler, completely silent, yet with enough punch to show off some decent cooling performance.

The end result is a pretty sweet looking cooler, that's very silent and cools quite decent all at an okay price level. We certainly can appreciate that, so lets move onward to the next page where we'll show you a review on a product with a name hinting to the old Rome era anno the year A.D. 180, General Maximus Decimus Meridius aka ... the Gladiator.

 

OCZ Gladiator MAX CPU cooler

 




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OCZ Gladiator MAX review | test
We test the Gladiator MAX CPU cooler from OCZ. The Gladiator MAX I based off the same principle as the Vendetta series, the Gladiator Max uses the same method of copper heat pipes, by making the heat pipes contact the CPU directly, that's dubbed HDT (Heatpipe Direct Touch).

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