Chipset Cooler from Asetek NB01/P1 03-L-2515
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Chipset Cooler from Asetek NB01/P1 03-L-2515
Scan code: LN14290 Manufacturer code: 03-L-2515
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Chipset Cooler from Asetek NB01/P1 03-L-2515

Asetek Chipset Cooler NB01/P1 03-L-2515
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Scan code: LN14290 Manufacturer code: 03-L-2515
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Product Overview The WaterChill Chipset cooler allows the PC enthusiast to effectively eliminate all heat related performance barriers of the motherboard chipset. By integrating this component in power PC systems seperatey or as part of a WaterChill kit te road is paved to configure the fastest PC on the planet.

Features • Massive overclocking potential through an exceptional elimination of chip set heat dissipation.
• Can be fully integrated with both WaterChill and other third party water cooling solutions.
• The physical layout and mounting system offers a universal application of the cooler on all Chipsets used.
• “Push on” fittings for tool-less and easy assembly of tubes on the chip set cooler.
• Easy mount of the block on motherboard with finger screws.
• An extremely good plainness and surface smoothness.
• Pure copper base plate - providing best possible heat removal ratio.
• Fittings/tubes for maximum flow.
• ALL fittings and mounting accessories included in standard package.
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan
Telephone:
01204-474747

Additional Notes:
1 year warranty, return to Scan subject to manufacturer's warranty.

Buying Guide
Need help? Read our Water Cooling Buying Guide
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Asetek Chipset Cooler NB01/P1 03-L-2515 is rated 4.0 out of 5 by 1.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Very low price for a basic waterblock This solid chipset block has two JG speedfit 10mm OD fittings. The acrylic top seems to have a G3/8 thread (16.3mm outer diameter, BSP marking on the fitting.) The mounting system is quite a clever thumbscrew, spring and slot which should line up with holes between 50 and 70mm apart. Unfortunately, it does not look particularly attractive, and the somewhat unusual thread choice makes alternative fittings (for larger hose or hard tubing) tricky to find. If you're using 10mm OD hose this is a great value addition to your loop, otherwise be prepared for a bit of extra work.
Date published: 2020-07-17
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