The Titan Eagle Universal VGA Cooler surprised in a number of ways, first off with the ease with which it can be installed and then how stable it is.  Secondly how well built the unit is, this is not a cheap unit - the parts are top quality and that fit the way they are suppose to fit right down to the point of installing it on to your favorite video card.  The third third thing is performance, no we didn't place the Eagle on the fanciest card we had in the shop, but we will leave that to the other sites, we wanted to show the average Joe or Jane how much of a difference an add-on card can make to an ordinary video card and actually turn it into a darn good looking unit when your all said and down.

As far as overclocking goes the X300 is rated comes from the factory at 400/325 MHz and with the passive heatsink I had been able to increase each setting about 50 MHz each before artifacts started flying madly about.  With the Titan Eagle installed the X300 which is known to be an aggressive little overclocker really began to come into its own.  We were able to increase the memory to 485 MHz and the core to 415 MHz which is an amazing overclock for what is considered a low-end video card.  All of this is possible in part to cooling the Titan Eagle Universal VGA Cooler.  As a final note I should mention that the fan on the Titan Eagle is perhaps one of the quietest fans we have had the pleasure to work with, at 23 db it can barely be heard outside of the case.

If you need a replacement cooler for you video card and want one that looks nice and performs well, then give the Titan Eagle a shot. I don't think you can go wrong with cooler as far as using it on a video card that isn't going to be ran to the limits, then you would of course want to consider using water.  Check this bad boy out you won't be sorry.

A special thanks to Titan Computer Company who graciously provided us with this sample to review, and a special thank special Angel without whose help our reviews would not be possible.