MODTHEBOX would like to thank Lori Lee from CoolJag
for sending the CoolJag JAC663A CPU Cooler for review.
Introduction:
In 1986, Chia Cherne started out making bicycle components like brake and derailleur cables and has since become one
of the world’s leaders in Cycling Components under the name Jagwire. In a totally unrelated move, Chia Cherne founded
Cooljag in 1999, as a new player into the CPU heatsink market utilizing the latest "Skiving" technology to achieve greater
thermal cooling with a high-density fin design. Cooljag has an extensive line of heatsinks for most CPU applications or
preference in noise and size. Today in the MTB labs, we are taking a look at the JAC663A, a heatsink designed for a
more quiet cooling performance.
Specifications:
The JAC663A follows the design of most standard coolers on the market by using an aluminum base instead of copper. The
JAC663A is being marketed as the cooler for ethuiasts who want quiet system performance cooling. Here are some
specifications from CoolJag’s website:
