Endorfy SilentiumPC Fera 5 Dual Fan

Günstiger Luftkühler ohne Bling-Bling! SilentiumPC hat mit dem Fera 5 Dual Fan CPU-Kühler einen leisen und leistungsstarken Tower-Kühler mit einer Wärmebewältigung von max. 220W TDP, kompakter Bauform und zwei 120mm PWM High Performance Fluctus Lüftern herausgebracht. Der Fera 5 muss sich dabei gegen eine starke Konkurrenz behaupten und im Test auf OCinside.de zeigen wir, ob dies gelingt.

Von SPC hatten wir bereits einen guten Luftkühler in Form des großen Grandis 3 im Test, das neuste Mitglied der kompakten Fera-Reihe soll nun ebenfalls gute Leistungen erbringen. Ob man dem verlockend günstigem Preis nachgeben sollte, erfahrt ihr im nachfolgenden Artikel:

Affordable air cooler without bling-bling! SilentiumPC has released the Fera 5 Dual Fan CPU cooler, a quiet and powerful tower cooler with a heat management of max. 220W TDP, compact design and two 120mm PWM High Performance Fluctus fans. The Fera 5 has to hold its own against strong competition and in the review on OCinside.de we show whether it succeeds.

SilentiumPC really pulled a rabbit out of the hat with the Fera 5 and Fera 5 Dual Fan coolers. Not only is performance solid on both, price to performance is also exceptional. Both are near the top of the chart, with the Fera 5 one of the best I have seen. Even the increased cost of the Fera 5 Dual Fan has it remain of top-tier value, and it only gets better when you consider that they have a decent noise profile with the added benefit of the semi-passive operation with the fans at very low PWM settings.

Although clearly not a premium-level product, the SilentiumPC Fera 5 Dual Fan manages to offer a sleek and smart aesthetic with performance figures that would easily rival (and possibly beat) the vast majority of its competition and even 240mm AIO liquid coolers. – Coming from an overall product that’s as small as the Fera 5 Dual Fan is, this is nothing short of truly remarkable. Don’t get me wrong, there are more than a few indicators that masses of money has not been thrown into this product. For what it offers in looks, CPU temperature control, and low-noise output, however, this would be a great option that would suit practically any system build I can think of.

We already had a good air cooler from SPC in the form of the large Grandis 3 in review, the newest member of the compact Fera series should now also perform well. Whether you should give in to the temptingly low price, you will find out in the following article: