When I got this "Harp" for review
(it's named for the vaguely lyre-like profile of its fins), it was selling
for $USD16.80 delivered, making it a pretty cheap cooler.
I don't think anybody's selling
them any more, though. Thermaltake took them off their site. The Harp has
problems.
Its novel clip design has a lever-lock
action, and is very easy to attach to any CPU it properly fits. With any
Socket 370 chip, it should be fine.
For any Socket A chip, the Harp
is instant death. Crank, snap.
And the thing doesn't even
cool very well. It scored a frankly awful 1.13°C/W.
That's probably mainly because of
its quiet, low profile fan, but the heat sink doesn't have enough area to
make it worth spending money on a better fan for it. It'd be fine on a stock-speed
Celeron, I suppose, but so would an even cheaper cooler.
