Silverstone Nitrogon NT07-775 CPU Cooler Low-Profile
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Silverstone Nitrogon NT07-775 CPU Cooler Low-Profile
Scan code: LN26255 Manufacturer code: SST-NT07-775
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Silverstone Nitrogon NT07-775 CPU Cooler Low-Profile

SilverStone NT07-775 Low Profile CPU Cooler for Intel LGA775 Height is 36.5mm
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Scan code: LN26255 Manufacturer code: SST-NT07-775
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Product Overview The Nitrogon NT07-775 is a CPU cooler designed for slim profile systems utilizing 45nm Intel Core 2 Duo processors. With an overall height of only 36.5mm, its compact dimension consists of fast heat-absorbing copper centre and radiant styled aluminium fins for quick heat dissipation. Equipped with a custom designed small hub, 9-bladed 90mm fan, the Nitrogon NT07-775 has unusually high thermal performance for a cooler of its size while being low noise. For small enclosures such as the ultra-thin SilverStone LC19 and ML02 chassis or other special applications requiring the use of LGA775 CPUs, the NT07-775 is a perfect solution.

Features • Support Intel LGA775 45nm Core 2 Duo processors
• Designed for low profile systems at only 37mm tall
• Large, custom 90mm fan for excellent cooling and low noise
• Copper center and base with extruded aluminum fins
• Easy to install
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
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