Coolermaster V6GT Performance CPU Cooler for All Intel & AMD CPU's with 2 x 120mm Fans
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Coolermaster V6GT Performance CPU Cooler for All Intel & AMD CPU's with 2 x 120mm Fans
Scan code: LN34939 Manufacturer code: RR-V6GT-22PK-R1
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Coolermaster V6GT Performance CPU Cooler for All Intel & AMD CPU's with 2 x 120mm Fans

Coolermaster V6GT CPU CPU Cooler 6x Copper Heat Pipes inc 2x12cm Silent Fans LGA775/1155/1156/1366 AM3/AM3+/AM2+/AM2
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Scan code: LN34939 Manufacturer code: RR-V6GT-22PK-R1
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Product Overview V6GT follows in the footsteps of the revolutionary V8 and V10 CPU coolers from Cooler Master. Designed with a muscular engine look, the V6GT fits nicely with any performance hardware.

The V6GT also features new mechanical structure that includes: V-shaped heatpipe array, asymmetrical aluminum fins (which are densely stacked for optimal cooling), two 12 cm silent fans with enhanced airflow, PWM speed control function, and DynaLoop™ long life bearing technology, snap-on cover to conveniently replace fan if needed.

Intel Socket:
LGA 1366/1156/1155 /775

AMD Socket:
AM3/AM3+/AM2+/ AM2 Features http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?product_id=6668

• DynaLoop™ Bearing.
• Copper base heatpipes.
• Densely stacked fins.
• Quick realise fan cover.
• Asymmetric heatsink fins.
• Colour changing LED cap.

LGA1366/1156/775 and AMD AM3/AM2/940/939/754
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Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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