11/10/2011 11:11:00 PM
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Coolink has announced a new cooler for central processing units that should already be found up for order online, at a price of $44.90 in the US and 39.90 Euro in Europe.
The US price would normally translate into 33 Euro or thereabouts, but this is, once again, one of those cases where exchange rates don't seem to be reflected in reality all that well.
The Corator DS – LGA2011, as it is called, has four 8mm copper heatpipes, which is enough on its own to cement its high-end status.
The heatpipes even feature the Gapless Direct Touch (GDT) technology, which boosts heat transfer.
The aluminum fin stacks are two in number and boast an asymmetrical design, as well as a SWiF2-120P 120mm hydro-dynamic bearing fan between them.
Said spinner has a maximum rotary speed of 1,700 RPM and a lower limit of 800 RPM (rotations per minute).
Even at the highest rate, though, it won't make more than 27.1 dBA of noise (the lowest level is 8.5 dBA).
“The upcoming release of Intel's Core i7-3000 series Sandy Bridge-E processors will raise the computing performance for enthusiast and professional users alike, so they can look forward to an interesting platform. However, these high performance processors need an adequate cooling solution to unleash their full potential and the Corator DS is predestined for this task,” explains Timothy Chu, Coolink CEO.
“With the Corator DS - LGA2011, which is based on the successful and award-winning Corator DS, we are proud to offer an attractive Core i7-3000 cooling solution for customers who are looking for great performance at reasonable costs.”
Weighing 1,040 grams, the cooler measures 155 (H) x 140 (D) x 121 (W) mm (6.10 x 5.51 x 4.76 inches), is backed by a five-year warranty and is sold in a bundle with thermal grease.
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