ThermalTake Gravity I3 CPU Cooler with 92mm Fan for Intel LGA 1700
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ThermalTake Gravity I3 CPU Cooler with 92mm Fan for Intel LGA 1700
Scan code: LN127915 Manufacturer code: CL-P094-AL09WT-A
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ThermalTake Gravity I3 CPU Cooler with 92mm Fan for Intel LGA 1700

ThermalTake Gravity I3 CPU Cooler, 92mm Fan, 3500rpm, 56.84 CFM, PWM, Aluminium Fins, Intel LGA 1700

Scan code: LN127915 Manufacturer code: CL-P094-AL09WT-A
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Product Overview

Thermaltake Gravity i3

Gravity i3 is a simple low-profile CPU cooler with a compact size 92mm fan in 7-bladed design; Aluminium extrusion heatsink can dissipate heat up to 95W. Optimised solution for low power processors. Gravity i3 supports the latest Intel Socket LGA 1700.


Aluminum Extrusion Design

Low-profile Gravity i3 has a perfect ratio aluminum extrusion heatsink for better heat dissipation up to 95W.


Compact Size Fan

7-bladed 92mm fan provides better cooling performance with low noise, plus, quick and easy installation.

Features

• Compatibility: LGA 1700.
• Fan Speed: 1200-3500 RPM.
• Airflow: 56.84 CFM.
• Air Pressure: 3.01 MM-H2O.
• MTBF: 40,000 Hours.

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ThermalTake Gravity I3 CPU Cooler with 92mm Fan for Intel LGA 1700
ThermalTake Gravity I3 CPU Cooler with 92mm Fan for Intel LGA 1700