After all, the Wraith should cost less than $15 to make and, short of a miracle, that means it just can't truly be a "high-end" cooler.
To be fair, we're not going to take the high-end cooler category moniker too seriously. First, the Wraith is a high-end cooler and AMD couldn't find a CPU cooler for less than $50 that was as quiet as the Wraith. There are a couple of statements to note. Here's an audio recording of him speaking, which we're happy to share: Let's have Don Woligroski himself tell us about AMD's Wraith. The Quietest High-End Cooler For Less Than $50? It is connected via a thin 12V power cable, which is hidden between the cooler and its cover during assembly. Finally, a circuit board with its three SMD-LEDs and corresponding resistors is found behind the cover.
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