Fortis Technology have a complete cooling line which claims to be designed for overclockers. We have two coolers in this roundup: A92 and A102A. Both coolers are special because not many coolers can be proud with such a quality package like Fortis Technology box. You can find inside a fully assembled cooler, a syringe with Silver grease and a small owners manual.
The A92 heatsink is not very large but consists in a lot of blended aluminum foils on a cooper base. The heatsink displays a quality manufacturing, but I can not tell that I totally approve the design used to hold the foils. The base is also quite smooth.

The fan used is good quality, Young Lin Tech DFC606512D showed at impressive 7000rpm combined with a noise level of 55db(A). We were unable to measure the air flow in the roundup, but the specs reveal a 36CFM moving power. The fan is screwed to a plate, so the fan removal and the installation of a powerful one is possible. However we do not recommend this for A92.

The clip is one of the best in this roundup, with only one hole, but with a hand driven mechanism easy to use. Once again I didn't see this cooler on AMD approved list, but it is recommended by the manufacturer for Athlon running up to 1.6Ghz.

The cooler didn't perform very good in our roundup, in fact it was in the last half of the list. But the value is still high due to its cost, after all 48C is not so bad. A major plus for this cooler is the included thermal interface which can be used for many times.

You can use this cooler for overclocking with all AMD CPUs currently on the market, but take care that there are other solutions with a better performance. For the average user the cooler may be a little too noisy for the performance provided. In conclusion an intermediate product.

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