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Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer CPU Cooler

"... it will be well worth checking out, as I suspect the price/performance ratio of this cooler is going to be outstanding."



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Posted on Jun 12, 2008, 12:00 AM UTC by Wes Patison
Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer CPU Cooler
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CategoryCooling and Cases
Compare3D PriceHeatpipe Intel/AMD CPU Cooler from £24.13 (3 sellers)

Features and Specifications

 

Features and Specifications 

 

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Specifications

1. Core-Contact Technology
2. TX-2 Thermal Grease Included
3. 4 pcs High Performance 8mm U-shaped Heatpipes
4. Light Weight .(590g without the Fan)
5. Fan Controller Included
6. Easy Installation
7. Bent Fins Design Helps to Cool the Components on the Motherboard
8. Universal Clip Design

 

MFDB Fan Features:

1. Silent 120mm Fan MFDB ( Magnetic Fluid Dynamic Bearing)
2. Ultra-Silent Low-Noise Level (16db)
3. Outstanding Long Life of 50,000 Hours

 

TX-2 Features:

1. Low Thermal Resistance for Superior Heat Transfer, 4.5W/mK
2. Small Molecular Size Makes a Better Contact Between the
Heatsink and Heatsource
3. Thin Bond Line for Hi-Efficiency Conductivity
4. Low Bleed under High Pressure
5. Spreads Easy - Clean Consistency
6. Help the Low-pressure Clip Design of Cooler to Achieve
7. better cooling performance
8. RoHS Compliant
9. Not Electrically Conductive

            

 

 

 

Compatibility:

Compatible with most of the mid-tower / full-tower cases and most of the motherboards in the market

Core Contact Freezer Height : 15.5 cm

Regular mid / full-tower case Width : 19 cm or more

 

Part number: CR-CCTF
Dimensions(mm): 125(L) × 104(W) × 155(H)
Weight: 590g
Bearing Type: MFDB
Rated Voltage: 12V DC
Rated Current: 0.16A

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Air Flow:

90.65 CFM (Max)

Noise:

16~20 +/- 10%

Speed:

1,000~2,000 RPM+/- 10%

Life:

50,000 hours

Thermal Resistance

0.092 (℃ / W)

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