The full name for the Triton 79, according to ASUS, is the ASUS Triton 79 ‘Amazing’ CPU Cooler. Other than being a mouthful, this Triton 79 is a limited edition run with custom graphics and a unique serialized ID card in each package. Designed to keep your PC both cool and quite, the Triton 79 runs at only 18db and is specially designed with a tool-free push-pin design for ease of installation.

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If high performance computing is your game, you will need some serious cooling solutions. Gigabyte’s new G-Cooler 2 Pro is a CPU fan designed to keep your CPU cool during intensive loads or overclocking.
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ASUS has announced its latest CPU cooler, the Lion Square, which features a double-sided aluminum wave fin design and dynamic fan speed control. The Lion Square’s four copper heat pipes help deliver high performance heat dissipation and is compatible with Intel Core 2 Extreme or Intel Core 2 Quad processors and AMD Athlon 64 FX or AMD X2 Dual-Core processors.

On the inside, a 9cm fan automatically modulates fan speeds according to the CPU temperature.

The Lion Square is also designed for easy installation as it comes with specially designed spring screws and clips to install the CPU cooler without having to remove the motherboard from the system.

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For those of you who read our blog regularly, you would know that the products we usually get from ASUS are motherboard, graphics card and occasional notebooks. That all changed when we received the Triton 75 CPU cooler for this month’s review.

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