"Surprisingly good cooling performance on the quad core processor ... we have 3 tested !!"
Gigabyte G-Power Pro
Features
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- Universal 4-in-1 design fits all mainstream platforms |
Specification
| Dimension | 110 x 110 x 109 mm |
| Bearing Type | Ball bearing |
| Rated Voltage | 12V DC |
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| Fan Speed |
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| Airflow Max. |
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| Noise |
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| Life Expectancy | 50,000hrs |
| Weight | 430g |
| Compatible CPU | Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo Processor Series Intel® CoreTM 2 Quad Processor Series Intel® CoreTM 2 Extreme Processor Series Intel® Pentium® Extreme Edition Series Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor Series (LGA775) Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor Series (mPGA478) Intel® Pentium® D Processor Series AMD AM2 Series AMD AthlonTM FX Series AMD AthlonTM 64x2 Series AMD AthlonTM 64 Series AMD Sempron Series |
Photo Gallery
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Installation
The G-Power Pro has fitting kits for all new socket types LGA775, P4 S478, AM2 and the K8 using only just three clips and one retention bracket, just like its bigger brother the 3D Rocket II. Gigabyte has something very unique for the CPU cooler mounting kit, especially for the LGA775 socket, as mentioned earlier the retention bracket called the LGA775RM, which is attached to the motherboard, which utilises one set of clips used for both the P4 and LGA775, very clever and a lot less fiddling around.
Installing the G-Power Pro on the LGA775 was probably the easiest of all other previous CPU coolers, screw in one retention bracket and then clip in the CPU cooler, fast and easy, however, some people with bigger hands/fingers may find it a little bit tricky as the size of the fin-array may get in the way.
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