Handy CPU chip lifter
926446
Good tool but not needed in this case. The CPU chip lifted right out.
210144
Outstanding solution for installing a new CPU or rejuvenating the TIM.  Though it's a painstaking 2-step process if done right the results are well worth it.
4976189
Great little processor - high speed core and low cost made it a good starter CPU for my DIY system.
1831301
Fit this into my Corsair case and it keeps my cpu nice and frosty.
1659433
Indispensable for breadboarding a new computer build or an old computer repair. Tiny, cheap, works great.
3186287
I'm using this to install updated OS versions on a couple dozen machines, four at a time. (That's as many as I want to try to keep track of in any one batch.) This sweet, little switch on my workbench makes it simple to make the Ethernet connections.
1955431
Old chip....what can you say about it.  Just what I needed.
3637887
I was running an i7-930 (LGA 1366) with stock cooler and had been getting over temp warnings.  After some digging, I found the intel cooler was totally clogged with dust.  I cleaned it out, but the system was acting flaky so I knew the CPU was fried.  I got a replacement, and decided to also replace the cooler with this Rosewill.

The Intel cooler just pops right off.  But the Rosewill requires you to put a backplane on the back side of your MoBo.  Fortunately, my case has a cut-out in that area, otherwise I would have had to pull the MoBo out.  To install the heat sink, you have to hold the backplane in place, and then try to screw in the 4 mounting screws.  Since they move around to allow this to fit in a variety of chip/board combinations, youll need an extra set of hands to hold the backplane in place, and then try to coax the screws into place.  A nice long Phillips screwdriver really helps.  Once the heat sink is on, you have to install the fan.  This attaches via 4 anti-vibration siliconized rubber pins a.k.a. floppy rubber thingies (the picture on this page shows only the top 2 installed!); you push one end onto the heat sink and then push the other through holes in the face of the fan.  Trying to do this as the directions indicate is a classic whack-a-mole ballet, as one thingy pops loose while you try to push another in.  Instead, install all 4 thingies securely into the fan.  Push the bottom ones up into the heat sink, then push the top ones down.  When you're done, it doesnt look very secure, and if you move your computer youll want to check to make sure the fan hasn't fallen off.

With the Intel fan, my system would idle around all 4 cores around 38C, and max out near 90C when running DxO Optics Pro 9 and all cores at 100% load.  Since the CPU is speced for 67C max, thats not a good thing.  With the Rosewill, it still idles at 38C, but maxes at 72 C.  Close enough for something I don't do constantly.

I doubt I would buy this again, due to the pain of installation, and the insecure look of the fan mounting.  But, as I say, it does work.  Figure on about an hour start to finish.
1384957
Needed this for a MiniITX build and did not have much space. Does its job and keep the CPU cooled while  running a I5-4690K at 4.3Mhz.
682450
This thing is awesome. Such a useful little tool to keep around. So far it has fit all of the of motherboard/hdd/ssd/etc screws that I've needed to unscrew/rescrew. And the fact that it's lightly magnetic is also a nice touch.
4510228
Overall a good product for making sure an old HD or DVD IDE unit works with new hardware and connectors. connects really easy, and is built well.  If you are unsure how your old device should be setup on the new hardware make sure you do your home work, it's real easy for the CMOS and BIOS to see the hardware, but windows may not, so make sure you know what you are doing.
4550862
My desktop's processor died and since I didn't feel like dealing with replacing parts at the time and needed files from one of my hard drives, I decided to order this.  It helped me get what I needed off my internal hard driver with minimal effort.
1035010
Very handy lifter for use with Silicone Egg poacher cups. Makes it very easy to retrieve your eggs from the boiling water.
1031463
I needed a PSU for an Intel server board that required two 12-pin power connectors. This fit the bill.  Provides plenty of power for the server and has extra power to add additional PCIe video cards.

When I put it under full load it remained quiet and efficient.  With two Xeon X5690 CPUs at full load, the system only drew 300W as measured on my UPS.
2228810
For the price, it's great for installing CPUs on OEM computer, but not for 125W+ components
4116514
Simple, straightforward, easy to hack for electronics projects.
2229196
Very fast performer for a relatively low end cpu.  98% of computer users don't need more power than what this provides.