CR-95C fits in my old NZXT 630 case, but I took the motherboard out cause it's easier to swap things this way.
CR-100A would be much harder to fit.

I had the Nofan CR-95C Copper fanless cooler for a while now, and received the Nofan CR-100A cooler in mail today. Both coolers have been advertised to be able to cool 95-100W TDP processors. I have been using the CR-95C Copper with my i5 3470 processor for a while now. In Prime95 load test, the CPU...

This will be a pretty long post, but I'd appreciate your patience in helping me build my first passively cooled PC case. I am aware that there's a new Calyos case that can passively cool even a 1080ti, and that it will outperform even the best DIY PC cases. Still, I'd like to build my own passive PC...

Recently I managed to snipe one Nofan CR-95C Copper on ebay (was the only one for sale for a long time now). I'm looking to buy a second one made of copper. It's virtually impossible to find these for sale nowadays. Does anyone have a used one that I could buy? Or maybe there's some online store sti...

Haha, so just as I thought, this mod probably won't bring much of a difference. Hopefully it won't make the overall temps go higher than with just H5 cooling, will it? :lol: Regardless, I'll be doing this testing with a Cannonlake CPU probably at the beginning of 2018, just because I'm curious to se...

I'll be building a HDPlex H5 passive machine when Cannonlake CPUs finally launch, hopefully before the end of 2017. To those unfamiliar with the case, H5 cools the CPU passively with a copper heatsink that connects to the CPU, which is then connected with 8 copper heatpipe that connect with the case...