Akasa AK-960V2 Intel LGA775/1155/1156 compact heatpipe cooler

Akasa AK-960V2 Compact CPU Cooler 3xHeat Pipe 9cm Quiet Fan for Intel S775/1155/1156
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Product Overview The AK-960V2 is a low noise performance heatpipe cooler for Intel LGA775, 1155 and 1156 CPU’s. A large 35x35x3mm copper base is used for maximum heat absorption. Three high capacity copper heatpipes transfer the heat to the fine-fin aluminium heatsink and an efficient 9cm fan ensures maximum heat dissipation. The fan uses PWM which regulates automatically the speed in accordance with CPU usage. Under normal usage conditions the CPU fan speed is low ensuring quiet operation. Features • Three high capacity copper heatpipes.
• Large copper base for maximum heat absorption.
• Fine-fin aluminium heatsink gives efficient heat dissipation.
• Low noise 9cm fan with PWM speed control.
• Intel reference push pins for reliable retention.
• Dual mounting for LGA775, 1155 & 1156.
• High performance thermal compound is pre-applied.

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Akasa AK-960V2 Intel LGA775/1155/1156 compact heatpipe cooler

Akasa AK-960V2 Intel LGA775/1155/1156 compact heatpipe cooler

Akasa AK-960V2 Compact CPU Cooler 3xHeat Pipe 9cm Quiet Fan for Intel S775/1155/1156 MORE INFO MORE INFO

Akasa AK-960V2 Compact CPU Cooler 3xHeat Pipe 9cm Quiet Fan for Intel S775/1155/1156
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