CPU Coolers Compared: Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer vs AMD, Intel & More

When you’re looking at getting a new CPU cooler, its great to read a detailed comparison of some of the best and worst designs. This is Sunbeamtech’s Core-Contact Freezer and its been compared to AMD, Intel and other models in a hands-on by Tweak Town. They found that the Core-Contact Freezer has a brilliant design that leads to great performance, and the retail and e-tail availability are holding this product back, so hopefully Sunbeamtech will make this product available before you sacrifice it for another cooler.

In the hands-on review, they said this in their final thoughts “By now, you want a Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer and I don’t blame you. If not, well I have no idea why because it is a great cooler that performs with some of the best coolers on the market. Getting one is another story. I spent another hour today looking to actually purchase the cooler and came up empty handed.

Lack of availability might lead to the coolers downfall. If you can’t actually purchase the product, you can’t use it. I am sure that in time Sunbeamtech will get the coolers out to the masses. Sunbeamtech has many retailers that carry their products so it won’t be long before the world is swimming in Core-Contact goodness.

An availability problem aside, the construction quality is spot on. I would have liked to receive a sample that was not damaged during shipping. What that really means is that someone needs to work on a better way to protect the cooler during shipping. Since nearly 90% or more of the coolers I have tested over the last ten years came with similar packaging, it is difficult to hit Sunbeamtech with a deduction in score, that is, until it actually happens, like this case.

Brilliant design leads to great performance and the Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer has both. Retail and etail availability are holding this product back so hopefully Sunbeamtech makes this product available before you sacrifice for an available cooler.”

Read the seven page review.