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PCFlip.TV Episode #002
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ThermoLab Baram CPU Cooler
From the looks of the packaging, leads us to think that ThermalRight was a big influence in their development in CPU coolers. Why you may ask? Well, there is a lot of similarities in their packaging and in their products. As you can see they went in a similar route in the plain cardboard packaging but one thing that concerns us is that when you open the packaging the first thing you don't see is some kind of protection like foam surrounding the heatsink. Although not a major problem, every little bit of soft packing material helps as the mail service isn't always kind to packages.
Moving on we see that the included mounting hardware did't come in it's own packaging, but was tucked below the base of the heatsink. Again, it would have been nice to see it at least in its own box or in foam to keep it from rattling around in the package. What you get is Fan wire clip - 4 (2Set), Thermal Grease, Smart Clip (4), Fixing Bolts for Smart Clip 5 (4+1 spare), Fixing Bolts for Heatsink - 5 (4+1 spare), Rubber Pad - 1 (For LGA775, AM2,AM2+,AM3), Insulation Washer - 1Set (4+1 spare), Hand Nut - 5 (4+1 spare), and finally Back Plates.
