Gelid Solutions Slim Silence AM2 Low Profile CPU Cooler for miniITX Micro-ATX HTPC Panel PC Car PC
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Gelid Solutions Slim Silence AM2 Low Profile CPU Cooler for miniITX Micro-ATX HTPC Panel PC Car PC
Scan code: LN36941 Manufacturer code: GEL-SLIM-SILENCE-AM2
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Gelid Solutions Slim Silence AM2 Low Profile AMD CPU Cooler
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Scan code: LN36941 Manufacturer code: GEL-SLIM-SILENCE-AM2
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Product Overview Maximum heatsink height is only 28mm to fit most of the slim low profile cases without any conflict to the chassis. Provide Integrated 65mm frameless, ball bearing fan with PWM control to minimise noise levels while providing sufficient air flow for CPU cooling during loading which prolongs component life under a high temperature environment. Features • 1U Cooler Height (28mm).
• High Performance Heatpipe.
• Ball Bearing.
• High Airflow.
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Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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