New Cooler for CS PPC?

[HammerD]

Hey hardware guru's Do you guys think the following cooler is OK for a Cyberstorm PowerPC 200MHz?

http://www.coolermaster.com/products/product.php?language=en&act=detail&tbcate=1&id=3875

It's a northbridge cooler with a fan on top.  Pre-applied thermal tape on the bottom (no need screws or Epoxy).

Specs are:

Universal application for all platformsing
- High efficiency cooler with embedded 40mm super silent blue LED fan
- Its user friendly design allows for easy and quick installation
- User-friendly retention module (Patent pending)
- Increase motherboard activity and stability
- Cool down the surrounding components simultaneously
- Charming small and exquisite outline

I was planning to put this on my Cyberstorm PPC cpu.... any thoughts?

[zipper]

Nice one - but I'd prefer something with ball bearings. Not to say, my CSPPC has an ordinary 486 fan with sleeve bearings.

[HammerD]

More reliable with ball bearings? or quieter?

[zipper]

Both. At least when the sleeve bearing gives up...

[HammerD]

I think avg. life expectancy is 30,000 hrs on that fan....but i will monitor it closely. I'ts only $9.99 for that cooler and it has thermal tape so new screws i hope it's enough to cool it....

[Kin-Hell]

The Blue Fan is 12v. The Original CSPPC Fan uses 5v so you will have to power this Heatsink/Fan Combo from a Molex plug using a convertor to mate with the Blue Fan's 3 Pin Mobo Header.

Also, the original PPC Heatsink is cut specifically to take the 2 x Metal Clips to hold in place with the PPC Chip, so @ best, you will only be able to screw the Blue Fan to the Original PPC Heat Sink unless you machine (Mill) the blue Heat sink to fit!

Kin