Scan code: LN19284 Manufacturer code: MCH352

MIPS MCH352 SHUTZPAD NB Covers

MIPS MCH352 SHUTZPAD NB Covers Chipset Protector

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Scan code: LN19284 Manufacturer code: MCH352
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Product Overview Chipset Protector Features • Covers Chipset
Specifications
Type  
Edition  
Socket Compatibility NorthBridge
Fluid Chamber/Top Material  
Cold Plate/Base Material  
Cold Plate/Base Cooling Fins  
Port Threads  
LED Lighting  
Product Colour  
Controller  
Max. Coolant Operating Temperature  
Compatible Cooling Loop Metals  
Compatible Coolants  
Included TIM (Thermal Interface Material)  
Dimensions  
Weight  
Note  
Additional Information
Scan Code LN19284
Model Number MCH352
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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