OCC reviewed the Hans RC-1205 (and the Justice RC-1204) last year, so when I see that a couple of Reeven coolers showed up I thought they looked familiar. Same name? Same part number? What is going on? It is not unusual for a manufacturer to update a product to either freshen it up aesthetically or add some new features to keep it relevant. However, these changes are usually accompanied with a reason on the packaging, something like "new and improved" or Version 2.0. That is not the case with these coolers as there is no indication of a previous edition. I made a quick visit to the website and saw that there is also an RC-1205(n) version which has exposed copper heatpipes and that is the model I reviewed last year. It will be interesting to see what all has changed. This review covers the Hans RC-1205 and the Justice RC-1204 will be covered in a separate review.

Reeven is somewhat of a newcomer to the computer component world, having formed in 2009. Since my initial review last year, Reeven has added several coolers, three cases, one new fan, and two fan controllers to its lineup - so things at Reeven seem to be busy. From the Reeven website: "REEVEN is a newly established international manufacturer of PC related products. REEVEN's product lines includes the best quality of advanced CPU coolers, Cooling Fans, Power Supply Units, PC Cases and many other items. the target of our products will be a wide range of audience under our philosophy 'Professional Quality Gears', for products that will withstand the highest demand."