Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the Asus Lion Square CPU Cooler 90-PN5A1CM-00000 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Lion Square CPU Cooler 90-PN5A1CM-00000.
July 2008
Experts 84% 17 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: With stock fans at full speed the Asus Lion Square comes out as the quietest, at 47.1dBA it is still quite noticeable, but far from disturbing. Performance wise it’s only a few degrees behind the Vendetta and LPT-709.
I don’t think that the conclusions I am going to draw today will take anyone by surprise. ASUS Lion Square turned out just a good cooler. I would suggest that in the next cooler modification the manufacturer replaces the 92-mm fan with a 120-mm one...
Lion Square and Triton 85 successfully supplement the High-End series of ASUS coolers, offering an interesting combination of functionality and usability. Lion Square plays the first role in this duo -- it manages to come up with an attractive balance...
The design of the Lion Square is purely amazing and it would perfectly compliment any side windowed cases on the market. The Sunon 92mm fan used in the Lion Square manages to stay incredibly silent at all times. If you don’t share our enthusiasm for...
First and foremost the Asus Lion Square performed very well. It clearly earned a spot on the list of high end coolers. The sound was not too loud and the fan must have been pushing enough air to get the respectable load temperatures that we got. Asu...
Abstract: The Asus Lion Square heatsink is a cylindrical tower of nickel plated aluminum fins wrapped around a 92mm PWM fan suspended in the center of it all.
Abstract: For a cooler in this price range, the Asus Lion Square performs pretty well, and thats putting it into the same class as the all copper Scythe SCNJ-CU1000 "Ninja". While the Lion Square doesnt quite perform as well as the Ninja, it has a few perks th...
The Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme continues its dominance in the field of air cooling. With that said, I think ASUS continue to make up ground with each new heat sink they produce and have produced a very good cooler in the Lion Square. If you plan o...
Most the time, there are washers, individual screws, or some odd thumb bolt that has to be assembled to install after market CPU coolers. All methods considered, this is a refreshing change of pace in regards to installing the ASUS Lion Square. This ea...
