"Vantec's flagship cooler" is a micro-fin copper cooler which is certainly another one to consider among the many choices out there now. It's made of all copper with the exception of the aluminum sheath(needed though by the way for improved cooling). Most of these do "well" but naturally some are better than others. Supplied to us by the good people at HighSpeed PC for testing.

• Fan guard
• 3 to 4 pin adaptor
• Thermal "silicone" compound

• Recommended for:
• Intel PIII Coppermine(FC-PGA)1.13 GHz and above
• AMD Thunderbird(Socket A or 462)1.33 GHz and above
• Fan Specs: DC 12V, 38CFM, 6800 RPM
• Fan Dimension: 60.0 x 60.0 x 25.0mm
• Outline Dimension: 78.0 x 64.0 x 64.0mm
• Bearing Type: Two Ball Bearing
• Heat Sink Material: AL 6063T5 & Copper
• Heat Sink Dimension: 65.0 x 64.0 x 39.0mm
• Weight: 386.0 (gm)
• Thermal Resistance: 0.29°C/W

Using a Delta Fan most of the copper coolers use for even additional cooling this will be tested with that included Delta fan(or lawnmower fan as I prefer to call them) and with a far quieter thermaltake fan off a simple volcano II. The Delta does include a fan guard for safety and trust me, it is necessary. One thing that sets this one off is a clip to help install the heatsink(supposedly easier than using a screwdriver).