Thermaltake CLP0598 Contac 16 CPU Cooler
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Thermaltake CLP0598 Contac 16 CPU Cooler
Scan code: LN45028 Manufacturer code: 4716872053681
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Thermaltake CLP0598 Contac 16 CPU Cooler

Thermaltake CLP0598 Contac 16 Cooler, Socket 1156/1155/775 and FM1/AM3/AM2+/AM2
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Scan code: LN45028 Manufacturer code: 4716872053681
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Product Overview With the Direct-Touch Heat Transfer Technology, the Contac 16 Universal CPU Cooler greatly improves on the thermal transfer efficiency by enabling the heatpipes to make direct contact with the CPU. The heat from the CPU is quickly removed to the aluminium fins for cooling. Out of the box, the cooler includes one 92mm fan that can be mounted onto the heatsink without the use of any tool, thanks to the innovative clip-on mounting mechanism. Features • Two 6mm Heat-pipes provide good contact with CPU and enhance heat transfer.
• Premium thermal grease provides higher thermal conductivity between CPU and cooler.
• Fan speed with 2400 RPM provides high airflow.
• Enclosed two clips for 2nd fan installation to increase cooling performance.
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Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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