Asetek VapoChill Intel Copper CPU Cooler for Intel Socket 775 CPU
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Asetek VapoChill Intel Copper CPU Cooler for Intel Socket 775 CPU
Scan code: LN12025 Manufacturer code: 06-L-0017
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Asetek VapoChill Intel Copper CPU Cooler for Intel Socket 775 CPU

Asetek VapoChill Micro Ultra Low Noise Intel LGA775 CPU Cooler inc Brackets - Core2Duo/Quad Ready
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Scan code: LN12025 Manufacturer code: 06-L-0017
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Product Overview Ultra Low Noise CPU cooler and still capable of cooling CPUs up to 150W. Dual and Quad Core ready.

A revolutionary CPU cooler based on the unique and patented VapoChill vapor chamber technology.

The outstanding VapoChill Micro™ Ultra Low Noise CPU cooler is the ideal match for any PC in a noise sensitive environment. A real solid, low noise, reliable and effective solution for all common LGA 775 CPUs on the market. Features • Effective Ultra Low Noise fan.
• 150W CPU Cooling Capacity
• Easy installation
• Safe Operation
• High Reliability
• Low Weight
• Dramatically increased evaporation and condensation surface area.
• Direct mounting of the evaporator on the CPU.
• VapoChill Micro vapor chamber filled with the refrigerant gas R134a.
• Cooling ribs for larger cooling surface area.
• 3 x copper pipes.
• Special designed low weight and highly effective fan duct.
• Airflow towards capacitors on motherboard.
• Plug pins for easy and fast mounting of fan on fan duct.
• CPU socket mounting mechanism for easy installation.
• Easy understandable manual for fast and safe installation.
• Asetek fan regulator (6-12V / 1-24W)
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
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Additional Notes:
1 year warranty, return to Scan subject to manufacturer's warranty.

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