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Freezer 64 PRO - AMD CPU Cooler for Power Users which supports 4 Directions Installation

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Tuesday, December 6th 2011, 1:13pm

Freezer 64 PRO - AMD CPU Cooler for Power Users which supports 4 Directions Installation

Freezer 64 PRO is a desirable replacement for your generic AMD stock cooler on account of the enhanced cooling performance and lowered noise level. With the upgraded flexible mounting mechanism, the cooler can be installed in four directions to fit your own air flow preference.

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Efficient Cooling

The unique heatsink design of Freeze 64 PRO consists of 3 double-sided heatpipes and 45 aluminum fins providing an impressive efficiency in heat dissipation. Together with a 92mm PWM fan, the Freezer 64 PRO performs far beyond stock coolers and achieves 150 Watts cooling capacity.
Cooling Performance at AMD Phenom II X4 840

Freezer 64 PRO (at 2,200 RPM)
40.5 oC
Boxed Cooler (at 2,850 RPM)
52.5 oC




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Tuesday, December 6th 2011, 5:45pm

Sind nicht schlecht die Kühler von Arctic Cooling und damit P/L eben TOP :thumbsup:

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Wednesday, December 7th 2011, 6:03am

für kleine günstige rechner bestimmt eine gute wahl

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Wednesday, December 7th 2011, 12:56pm

Kann mich meinen beiden Vorpostern nur anschließen.. AC macht super tolle P/L Geräte..

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Wednesday, December 7th 2011, 4:07pm

das blöde ist dass die pins meist schlecht verarbeitet sind und brechen (also die wo der lüfter befestigt ist, also diese gumminoppen)

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