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Akasa AK-CC9101BP01 Intel Performance Multimedia Low-Profile Cooler S775/1156/1366

Akasa The Akasa Group of companies was founded in 1997 with offices in Taipei and London. Our management team are all experienced in Electronic and Electro-mechanical product development. We currently have offices in London, Taipei, Rotterdam and Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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AK-CC9101BP01 - Akasa Intel Performance 3x Heat Pipe mini-ITX Low Profile/Height Multimedia CPU Cooler S775/1155/1156/1366

Scan Code: LN35910

Manufacturer Code: AK-CC9101BP01

Scan Rating: This product has been rated as a high-end product

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Product Overview

The AK-CC9101BP01 is a performance side blow cooler with height below 64 mm which is perfect for desktop, mini-ITX and multimedia chassis.

Three heatpipes provide rapid heat transfer from a copper base to the aluminium fine-fins for ultimate heat dissipation. The side mounted 6cm fan support chassis airflow and utilizes reliable twin ball bearing for long life expectancy. PWM control provides optimal CPU cooling with minimal noise levels.

Akasa (patented) Easy Select Clip with Intel reference push-pin retention is used for no-hassle mounting on Intel LGA 775, 1156 and 1366 platforms - no backplate is needed. High performance thermal compound is pre-applied for easy and clean installation.

• Low profile, high performance side blow cooler
• Perfect for desktop, media and mini-ITX chassis
• Three U-shape heatpipes and copper base
• PWM controlled fan providing efficient and low noise cooling
• Akasa Easy Select Clip for multi-LGA mounting with pushpins
• Long life twin ball bearing
• Total height of less than 64mm

Features

Socket type INTEL LGA 775, LGA 1156, LGA 1366
Cooler dimension 88 (W) x 63.5 (H) x 103 (D) mm
Heatsink material Copper base and heatpipes, aluminium fins
Weight 373.9g
Installation Pushpins
Fan dimension 60 x 60 x 25mm
Fan speed 1000 - 4000 RPM (PWM controlled)
Max airflow 23.9 CFM (40.5 m3/h)
Max air pressure 3.6 mm H2O
Max noise level 27.6 dB(A)
Current rating 0.135A
Voltage rating 12V DC
Bearing type Twin ball bearing
Fan life expectancy 80,000 hours
Fan connector 4pin PWM
Product code AK-CC9101BP01

Technical Specification

Manufacturer:AkasaMaterial:Copper
Socket Compatibility:1156
1366
775
Adjustable Fan Speed Controller:No
Approx Fan Speed:1000 - 4000 rpmFan Dimensions:60 x 60 x 25 mm
Fan Airflow:23.9 CFMHeatsink Dimensions:88 x 63.5 x 103 mm (WxHxD)
Sound Level:27.6 dB

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Details

Duration: 12 months

Type: Return to base

DOA Period: 28 days

RTB Period: 12 months

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Telephone: 0871 472 4747

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Akasa AK-CC9101BP01; 12V DC; 0.135 A; 27.6 dB; Black; 88 x 103 x 63.5 mm; 373.9 g reviews collected by Reevoo

7.3 out of 10 - 3 reviews
Design
6.3
Compatibility
7.7
Performance
7.7
Value for money
6.3
Overall rating
7.3
Scores 7.3 out of 10 based on 3 reviews
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