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Raijintek Adios, Themis and Ereboss CPU Cooler Review

Raijintek Thermis

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Key Features

  • Non-Copper base design (C.D.C. – CPU Direct Contact)
  • Patented pressing heat-pipe / fin technology to prevent heat-pipe damage risk
  • Patented Solder-less louver fin assembly for heat-pipe ventilation increased
  • Compatible with all modern sockets of INTEL& AMD
  • Anti-Vibration rubbers used to minimize vibration
  • Large dissipating area & Elegant design

Specification

  • Dimension: 122(W) x 50(D) x 157(H) mm
  • Base Material: CPU Direct Contact (C.D.C.)
  • Fin Material: Aluminum Alloy; Solder-less fins assembly
  • Heat-pipe: ƒ³8mm
  • Fan Dimension: 120(W) x 120(H) x 25(D) mm
  • Voltage Rating: 12V
  • Starting Voltage: 7V
  • Speed: 1000 ~ 1800 R.P.M.
  • Bearing Type: Sleeve Bearing
  • Air Flow: 78.82 CFM (Max.)
  • Air Pressure: 3.22 mmH2O (Max.)
  • Life Expectance: 40,000 hrs
  • Noise Level: 27.86 dBA (Max.)
  • Connector: 4 pin with PWM
  • Weight: 448 g (Heat Sink Only)

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The Thermis is the next step up in terms of size in Rajintek’s range and is designed for those users who are looking for a bit more cooling performance for their system.

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Like the Aidos, the Thermis features a tower design with an all-aluminium heatsink arranged across the heatpipes. Again, Raijintek haven’t done anything to enhance the aesthetics of the heatsink itself, leaving the copper heatpipes exposed.

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At 8 mm, the Thermis features slightly larger heatpipes than the Aidos, however there are only three, meaning there isn’t likely to be a great deal of difference in heat transfer. These also feature a direct-contact design, meaning the heatpipes themselves directly touch the CPU when installed.

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The Thermis features a 120 mm Raijintek branded fan which fixes to one side of the cooler. This is also PWM controlled and is free to spin between 1000 RPM and 1800 RPM depending on the CPU temperature.  This fan is also red and white coloured, meaning it could be quite difficult to find other components that colour co-ordinate.

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3 comments

  1. They would look good with a white and red NZXT case. Maybe they should make a matching case. I know xigmatek and cooler master do, so they must have the skills

  2. Well they certainly stand out, noctua colours dont appeal to me either, but that hasnt stopped them selling well.

    Good price points, the fans seem decent, unlike my thermaltake frio fans which I had to replace 🙁

  3. The mounting process seems ok, how does it rate against Noctuas?