Testseek.com have collected 39 expert reviews of the Evercool Transformer 4 HPJ-12025 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Evercool Transformer 4 HPJ-12025.
September 2009
(79%)
39 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Evercool Transformer 4 is a CPU cooler that boasts every perk a cooler manufacturer could possibly include. Twin fans, copper heat pipes, direct-touch technology and aluminium fins… this should be the recipe for the perfect heatsink.However, the te...
Fans are quiet, but offer poor cooling in comparison to other products, Included thermal paste is not top quality, Not LGA1156 compatible.
Street Price - The only place I can find this cooler listed is Newegg, where it's priced at $43 which equates to around £33.50 or €37 including VAT. That's pretty much on a par with say the Xigmatek Dark Knight-S1283V which retails at ar...
Effective and simple to fit backplate, Solid build quality, Two quiet fans, Competitive cooling whilst being quiet, Competitively priced
Big!, Heavy (nearly 845grams), Requires two fan sockets rather than one (as expected since it comes with two fans!)
The Evercool Transformer 4 is well within the enthusiast leagues of cooling. Its use of two low-speed fans rather than a single high-speed fan ensures that it performs whilst also maintaining some class in the way of near silent operation.It may not be...
Abstract: Despite the number of reviews we have published on this site in the last few years we occasionally come across a company whose products we have never used or tested. Evercool are one such company and when they offered two of their very reasonably price...
Abstract: Despite the number of reviews we have published on this site in the last few years we occasionally come across a company whose products we have never used or tested...
The Evercool Transformer 4 is an excellent CPU cooler, with high performance and good noise level. It also looks good, and it is not too difficult to install.It’s a shame that it doesn’t come with a backplate for socket 1155/1156 CPUs. Its absence sugg...
Very quiet, Fairly lightweight considering it's so large, Good cooling performance
Installation isn't exactly easy, Can't use large style ram, Very large size
The Evercool Transformer might be a large cooler, but that size helps it perform very well. It performs just as good as the Noctua I was using previously and it's virtually silent.There are a few small issues with the installation process like the instruc...
Heat pipes in direct contact with the IHS (great heat transfer), Effective mounting mechanism, Unique silver, chrome appearance, Very good performance, Compatible with almost all CPU sockets, No backplate needed
The first DIMM slot can be blocked, Idle performance, Noisy fans
When looking at product quality the Evercool Transformer 4 is well designed. It offers a unique appearance. However it is somewhat too shiny but it is matter of taste. I must say it lacks the extra touch such as rubber mounts and one universal Intel&A...
Abstract: Quiet cool and inexpensive!We test as many CPU coolers as we can because you just can't ever have enough cooling in any system. So today we are testing the Evercool Transformer 4 CPU cooler on our brand new rig to see how it cools that. This CPU cool...
Abstract: I don’t know if anyone else here watches "Ace of Cakes". It seems like every single one they make is bigger than the last. I’m always sure that they're going to topple over and cover an entire block with icing. He makes the coolest looking stuff, a...
