Testseek.com have collected 30 expert reviews of the Raijintek Aidos and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Raijintek Aidos.
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Wow what a price!, Good performance for this sector of the market, Can out perform some larger sinks, Quality construction
The 92MM Fan can be quote noisy, Fins are very delicate, Shame about the name (pun intended)
The best things come in small packages as the saying goes, well in this case that metaphor is most certainly an apt one and for its size the performance is exceptional within a Mini ITX environment. It does cool low specification or powered CPU really wel...
When you look at the Raijintek Aidos CPU Cooler it holds up against a tricky market. It is quiet, relatively well made, PWM and will look good in some red and silver themed builds, just like the Raijintek Themis CPU Cooler we reviewed. All of this CPU coo...
Abstract: One of the best things the PC industry has to offer is that no matter how many manufacturers there are around at any given time new ones always rise to strengthen the competition and make more options available for consumers. Such events are especially go...
Price, Small size great for cramped cases and mITX builds, Exceptional performance-per-dollar ratio, Easy to install
Packaging lacks protection for the product, Performance offers very little extra room for overclocking, Lacks extra hardware to mount second fan, Fan PWM range could be tweaked for better noise levels
The Raijintek Aidos has an MSRP of €15.99 / $21.61. Price Small size great for cramped cases and mITX builds Exceptional performance-per-dollar ratio Easy to install Packaging lacks protection for the product Performance offers very little extra room for...
Abstract: On the test bench today is Raijintek's Aidos heatsink, a sub-compact tower cooler that stands just 137mm tall. The Aidos heatsink positions itself as an ideal CPU cooler for height limited computer cases or sub-95W TDP processors that really don't req...
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Published: 2016-11-25, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Competitive performance for a budget cooler, £10 cheaper than its next budget rival, Easy to install, Compact size, Extra fan clips included, Perfect for no/mild overclocks, Low noise (stock loads),
Fan can be noisy at high RPM, Neutral, Matching set of extra fan clips would look better, Not idea for heavier overclocks, not surprising given its relatively small size, Raijintek Aidos CPU Cooler Review,
PriceRaijintek knocked it out of the park with the Aidos price, with it clocking in at under £20 from most major retailers, and that's a deal that's pretty hard to ignore. It's almost 50% cheaper than the closely comparable Cooler Master 212X and that mea...
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Published: 2014-08-21, Author: Ben , review by: play3r.net
Price, Small size allows it to fit more cases, Easy installation
Performance is not the best, 92mm fan is a bit louder than larger alternatives
The Raijintek Aidos has been put through all our testing procedures and is still alive, lets have a quick recap on how it held up. In terms of Thermal ...
this is one of the coolers where you get the most performance for your money Price Performance Fins Installation The mounting kit of this cooler is well done Installing this tiny cooler was easy and the process is self explanatory Practical, that's...
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Published: 2013-10-28, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
The Raijintek Aidos really is a nifty little cooler, the Aidos came relatively well packaged considering the price, the cooler is well made and easy to install. It looks good too, and with that red fan should go well with many builds. The performance is ...
