Thread: Asus Lion Square CPU Coolers & Triton 85

ASUS brand is well known to all. You can make from leading motherboard peripherals up most unlikely. It also makes CPU coolers, and in this paragraph are included to analyze the two products today: the Lion Square Triton 85, two coolers CPU active and curious designs, regardless of their final performance, surely a touch awarded distinction to our machines.

Although the products are different appearances as they are in essence CPU coolers we have seen fit to make one article for both. The idea is not to compare their results, but what you can do freely taking the graphics will be conducted with the production of evidence. And both products are used to cool both Intel and AMD CPUs, so combine them into one article seemed a good idea.

The ASUS Lion Square has a red and black packaging shows, all of a sudden, the picture that is silk screened on the very sink: a lion of the iconography of China. The tag line Square refers to a range of sinks, fans that ASUS has been taking .

It seems that what distinguishes this particular model is its design and incorporates drawings, but I'll do the analysis to the detail of this in the corresponding section. The box shows drawings of the product, a list of compatible processors, and even a text on the legend of the sword of the lion.

The ASUS Triton 85 is a wrapper similar in form to the Lion Square, although radically different in colors, and we see shades of green and black, apart from that we can see the photos show a completely different product to another , and would be closer to a Scythe Orochi . As expected, in the box details on which processors are compatible and some of its benefits.

Although the products are different appearances as they are in essence CPU coolers we have seen fit to make one article for both. The idea is not to compare their results, but what you can do freely taking the graphics will be conducted with the production of evidence. And both products are used to cool both Intel and AMD CPUs, so combine them into one article seemed a good idea.