Packaging and Contents

Reeven's Ouranos comes in a pretty small box that measures just 14.9 cm in length, 10.5 cm in width, and 19.4 cm in height. On its front are the product name, company logo, and an image of the cooler, which is all pretty standard-fare. The left side again has an image of the cooler, but also covers all supported CPU sockets and a few features, such as the cooler's dual-fan support, differently sized heatpipes, and embossed fin design. Moving on to the back, it covers the cooler's specifications in various languages.


On the right-hand side are a diagram with the cooler's dimensions and a list of tips for installing your Reeven Ouranos. The top of the box again mentions the product's name, prominently displayed alongside a quick features list.

Contents

When it comes to protection, the box leaves much to be desired. A few cardboard inserts inside the box are the only protective measures Reeven included with its packaging. While the cooler did arrive unharmed, such has not been the case with other coolers in similar packaging before. I would have definitely preferred something a bit more substantial.


The Ouranos comes with everything you need to mount it onto nearly any of today's modern sockets. Reeven even included some extra fan clips for a dual-fan setup should you want to improve cooling performance further.

• 4x Hex nuts
• 4x Backplate screws
• 4x LGA2011 screws
• 4x Silicon washers for backplate screws
• 4x plastic spacers
• 4x Fan clips
• 2x Crossbar screws
• 1x Cross bar
• 1x Backplate
• 1x Mounting bracket
• 1x Speed switch adapter
• 1x 140 mm x 140 mm x 25 mm PWM fan
• 1x Heatsink
• 1x Packet of thermal compound
• 1x Installation guide
• 1x Hex wrench
• 1x LGA775 spacer