Spire was founded in 1991 and has since then been offering a wide range of cooling solutions, PC cases, power supplies and modding accessories. Spire's production facilities are located in China, their corporate office in the USA while they have overseas branches in The Netherlands, U.K., Germany, France, Taiwan, Japan and Brazil.

CDRinfo.com had the pleasure to visit Spire's booth at CeBIT2005 earlier this year and Spire's friendly staff introduced us to the whole range of thermal products they offer. You won't see any extreme solutions, any fancy lights or any impressive designs from Spire. Their coolers are however, known to deliver what they promise.

In this review, we will be testing two of their CPU coolers, the KestrelKing V (SP792B12-U) and the KestrelKing VI (SP779B3-1). Both coolers support the AMD64, Opteron and Sempron platforms (K8).

KestrelKing V (SP792B12-U) - Copper based & Super quiet fan

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