Thermalright xTremely SILENT CPU Cooler Ultra 120 eXtreme
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Thermalright xTremely SILENT CPU Cooler Ultra 120 eXtreme
Scan code: LN26448 Manufacturer code: Ultra 120 eXtreme 1366/775 NO FAN
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Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme Intel BP SILENT 120mm 6xHeat Pipe Heat Sink Cooler Fan Intel 775/1156/1155/1151/1150/1366
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Scan code: LN26448 Manufacturer code: Ultra 120 eXtreme 1366/775 NO FAN
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Product Overview The eXtreme intel BP is xTREMELY quiet and powerful cooling due to multiple Heat pipes soldered to base (nickel plated) and fins for optimum heat transfer

For Intel 775, 1366, *1156/1155 CPUs
*Now with Added Thermalright LGA 1156 Bolt-Thru-Kit included for 1156 socket support

Dimension : L63.44 x W132 x H160.5 mm (heatsink only)
Weight :790g (Heatsink Only)
Recommended Fan :All 120mm Fan Features • Includes Brackets/Backplates for 775/1366 *Updated with LGA 1156 Bolt-Thru-Kit
• Chill Factor Thermal Paste
• 1x set of Wire Fan Clips
• Proprietary bent winglet design to minimize airflow resistance.
• Thermalright LGA 1156 Bolt-Thru-Kit included for 1156 socket support
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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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