Features

Quiet and powerful cooling due to multiple heatpipes and large aluminium fin area

Support all clock Intel Socket 1156/1155/1366 Processors

Proprietary bent winglet design to minimize airflow resistance

Utilizes four high quality 6mm heatpipes, strategically positioned to pick up the heat from the CPU

Stack of 48 pieces of aluminium fins, can be covered entirely by a 120mm fan to absorb all in-coming air flow

Includes PWN Control 120mm x 25mm fan(1000~1500RPM±15%)

Technical Spec

Heatsink Spec Dimension: Length 133mm x Width 53.44mm x Height 163.8mm Weight: 670g Heatpipes: 4 Heatpipes

Fan Spec Dimension: Length 120mm x Width 120mm x Height 25mm Rated Speed: 1000~1500RPM±15% Noise Level: 19.6~37.4 dBA Air Flow: 35~66.5CFM

Compatibility

Intel Socket 775, 1156, 1155

Reviews

COGAGE TRUE Spirit
The ‘spiritual’ winner of today’s roundup goes to the TRUE spirit. As the most inexpensive cooler it is easy on your wallet all the while giving you exceptional performance without interfering with your motherboard components. This is one cooler everyone should consider for the next build and one I am certainly going to be using in my personal rig. There is a lot to like about this cooler and hopefully this is a sign of things to come from the crew at COGAGE.
[H]ardOCP.com

In the value-performance category there are several products deserving top attention, but only a handful deliver outstanding performance at an entry-level budget price tag. The recipient of our 2009 Editor's Choice Award in the value-cooling category is the Cogage TRUE Spirit. The TRUE Spirit CPU cooler is equally impressive as the High-Performance Cooling winners mentioned above, yet the Cogage TRUE Spirit offers top-level performance at an entry-level price. Thermalright's Cogage TRUE Spirit is an excellent choice for overclockers, although the four heat-pipe rods might possibly limit the thermal range this cooler can handle compared to the more robust Thermalright TRUE. FrozenCPU sells the Cogage TRUE Spirit for $39.95, and with a better fan (or two) along with the aftermarket Thermalright LGA1366 Bolt-Thru Kit for an extra $10 there's plenty of room for overclocked cooling performance.
BenchmarkReviews.com

Performance-wise, though, this heatsink is bloody impressive, returning temperatures very close to the TRUE and even managing to get through our torture test at a sedate 58 degrees! The included fan can be credited for a little of this success, and while it's noisy at 63.5dBA it kept things very much under control. To top all this off the TRUE Spirit rocks in at only sixty bucks, making it not a case of "should I" but "I'm an idiot if I don't" when building a Nehalem rig.
AtomicPC.com