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document.write("<h3>Reviews</h3>");document.write("<span style='font-size:12pt;font-weight:900;padding:8px;'>August &#47; 2009: Modders-inc.com</span><br>");
document.write("<span><img src='http://www.directron.com/lib/directron/rating-5.gif'></span>&nbsp;<span style='font-size:10pt;padding:5px;'>Given by: Gebster");document.write(" (HK)");document.write(", On: September 11, 2009 3:42 AM</span><br>");
document.write("<p style='font-size:10pt;margin-bottom:40px;'>&#34;Overall the GELID Solutions Silent Spirit did a pretty good job at cooling the Core i7 even with a decent overclock. Beating out the stock Intel cooler by an average of 13&deg; under load, it definitely warrants being on the list of suggested coolers for the silent small form factor users that are dealing with tight spaces. Installation is relatively simple and does not require the removal of the motherboard. Although I am not fond of the Intel style push-pins, the cooler is small enough to warrant the use of them. With the combination of the performance increase, and quiet operation, and nice styling, the GELID Solutions Silent Spirit is worthy of its moderate $30 dollar price tag.&#34;</p>");
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