The following specifications are taken from the Thermaltake website.

• Ultimate Overclocking Thermal Structure Design
• excellent cooling capacity – supports 220W
• 0.5mm aluminum fins with large surface for heat dissipation
• 5 x Ø8 mm-U-shape copper heat pipes for accelerated heat conduction
• tower side flow design efficiently optimizes cooling performance
• Ultra Powerful Dual 120mm VR™ Fan and Eye-Catching Cover
• 120 mm VR™ Fan, adjustable between 1200 and 2500 RPM max. for best overclocking performance
• additional 120mm Fan enhances cooling performance
• black and red cooler top add aesthetical appearance
• Universal Socket Compatibility & Accessory Package
• premium thermal grease maximizes heat transfer from the CPU into the cooler copper base for rapid dissipation

Model  CLP0564

- Intel Socket

LGA 1366

• Core i7

LGA 1156

• Core i7
• Core i5
• Core i3

LGA 775

• Core 2 Extreme
• Core 2 Quad
• Core 2 Duo
• Pentium D
• Pentium 4
• Pentium
• Celeron D
• Celeron

- AMD Socket

AM3

• Phenom II X4
• Phenom II X3
• Phenom II X2

AM2+ / AM2

• Phenom X4
• Phenom X3
• Athlon 64 FX
• Athlon 64 X2
• Athlon 64
• Sempron

Everything about these specs makes the Frio a contender for serious cooling Performance, from the 8mm diameter heatpipes used, to the dual 100CFM fans used with the cooler. The only downside I can see, is as I love quiet computing, two 43dBA fans are going to be something it will be interesting to see how long I can put up with for!

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