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I bought this cooler so that it would fit in my NZXT M59 case. I checked the dimensions before I bought, so I knew it would fit. There was about an inch left before the cooler would make contact with the side panel of the case. Before I was using the stock cooler and ran Prime 95 on my i7 930 with no overclocking and all stock BIOS settings. At 100% load, Prime 95 gave me 93 degrees C (using Realtemp). Yikes! I stopped the program so that it won't fry my i7 930. After installing the Hyper N520 and running Prime 95, the temperature was at around 70 degrees C with no overclocking. Then overclocked to 3.5 GHz with a max CPU core temperature around 76 degrees C. I'm quite surprised. An overall 20 degrees drop in temperature. Cool is good. The fans are quite quiet even running at 100%. I had it set for manual to run at 100% no matter what. One drawback is that you would need to take the motherboard out and install it on the outside. It is quite possible to install it without the motherboard taken out. You would need a clamp or an extra pair of hands to hold the cooler in place while another person turns the nuts on the backside of the motherboard. I do agree the instructions are horrible. But if you know what you are doing then you probably won't need it. The diagram for the direction of the air flow is wrong on the illustration. You would need to look at the fans to figure out the directions. A good cooler for a decent price. There are probably better coolers out there but are larger and more expensive. If value is what you want, then this cooler would work for you. As a side note, I used Arctic Silver 5 instead of the included thermal paste.
Cool is good

Okay, so how many laptops can you find with a 15.6\" screen, 1080p resolution, and a decent graphics chipset for under $1000? Not many! This laptop met all three of these needs for me. It came with enough RAM that I don't need to upgrade it until the 8GB of SODIMM modules become ridiculously cheap. The video chipset M96XT (AKA Radeon 4670) has pretty decent performance [...]. There are just way too many other laptops out there that have 1080p screens and an Intel GMA chipset, or low resolution 1280x800 screens with decent video chipsets. This laptop has both high resolution and a good chipset. I recently took it to a LAN party to play Team Fortress 2 and it ran beautifully with all the settings turned up to high (60fps+). My last laptop died because the CFL backlight failed, with the LED backlight that should never be a problem. It's also super bright. I usually have it set to a quarter of the brightness and it's still pretty bright. If you don't like the disk I/O speed (I think it's fine) you can always put a SSD in this as it's a standard SATA disk drive. There are USB ports on the left AND one eSATA/USB on the right, so you can use either one. My laptop actually did have a gigabit network adapter (not the 10/100 listed here) but no jumbo frames support :( Typical with Broadcom. Oh, and Windows 7, 64bit is amazing. You have the full 4GB of system memory and 1GB of video. Cons?: No scroll lock button, no pause/break button. Not sure how if there is some hidden Fn shortcut to get these. But who uses these really? There's no Fn num-pad, but really, I never used that. The wireless enable/disable switch is a capacitive touch button right above the keyboard. It's easy to accidentally hit it and turn the wireless off and not realize it.
Excellent gaming laptop

Shipment was wrong to begin with but the did correct it. Overall satisfied.
Overall satisfied.