Arctic Freezer A30 CPU Cooler for AMD Processors
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Arctic Freezer A30 CPU Cooler for AMD Processors
Scan code: LN42542 Manufacturer code: UCACO-FA30001-GB
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Arctic Freezer A30 CPU Cooler for AMD Processors

Arctic Freezer A30 CPU Cooler for AMD FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2
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Scan code: LN42542 Manufacturer code: UCACO-FA30001-GB
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Product Overview The Freezer A30 is an enthusiast-grade CPU cooler for the AMD socket FM1, AM3+, AM3, AM2+ and AM2. Patented technologies, direct touch heatpipes, precision machining, fan vibration absorption and a brand new mounting system offers you plenty of overclocking headroom at a minimal noise level. Features • Unmatched cooling performance.
• Ultra quiet interchangeable 120 mm PWM fan installed in a fan holder.
• 4 double-sided direct-touch heatpipes for efficient heat dissipation.
• Flexible 4 directions installation to fulfil different air flow preferences.
• Transport-proof due to sturdy mounting mechanism with metal clips and back-plate.
• Rubber shock absorbers minimize vibration and noise level.
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Duration:
60 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
60 months
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