Features and Specifications
Direct from Thermaltakeusa.com we have the features and specifications:
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Ultimate Over-clocking Design Structure, supports up to 250W
– Dual tower heat-sink with 0.4mm aluminum fins provide large surface for heat dissipation.
– 6 x Ø6 mm-U-shape copper heat pipes accelerate heat conductivity. – Mirror-finished copper base, provide perfect contact with CPU. – Premium thermal grease maximizes heat transfer from the CPU onto the copper base for faster dissipation. |
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The Combination of VR and PWM Fan Control
– Dual 14cm high performance blue blade designed fans, spins from 1,200 to 1,800RPM. – Combination of VR and PWM functions, switchable upon user’s preferences. – Tool-less and Easy installation design for quicker disassemble and assemble the fan module. |
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Universal Socket Compatibility & Accessory Package
– All-in-one back-plate design, support all Intel and AMD platform – Universal socket support : Intel: LGA 2011, 1366, 1155, 1156, 775 AMD: FM1, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2 |
| Compatibility | Intel® Latest Sandy Bridge & 6-Core Processors Intel® Core i7 Extreme (Socket LGA2011/LGA1366) Intel® Core i7 (Socket LGA2011/LGA1366 & LGA1155/1156) Intel® Core i5 / i3 (Socket LGA1155/1156) Intel® Core 2 Extreme / Quad / Duo (Socket LGA775) Intel® Pentium & D / 4 (Socket LGA775) Intel® Celeron & D (Socket LGA775) AMD® Latest Llano & 6-Core Processors * Supports All CPUs up to 250W TDP
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| Heatsink Dimension | 148.2(L) x 151(W) x 160(H) mm |
| Heatsink Material | Aluminum Fins Aluminum & Copper Base |
| Heatpipe | 6mm (x6) |
| Fan Dimension | 140(L) x 140(H) x 25(W) mm |
| Fan Speed | 1,200 ~ 1,800 RPM |
| Bearing Type | —- |
| Noise Level | 19 ~ 39 dBA |
| Max. Air Flow | 106.2 CFM |
| Max. Air Pressure | 2.34 mmH2O |
| LED Fan | —- |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Rated Voltage | 12 V |
| Started Voltage | 6 V |
| Rated Current | 0.5 A |
| Power Input | 7.2 W |
| MTBF | 50,000 Hrs @ 40℃ |
| Weight | 1230 g |
I’ve yet to see a CPU with a TDP higher than 150W, even that is pretty rare. Most modern stuff is 130W or lower, so we should get some pretty good temperatures out of this thing. It’s listed to support pretty much everything and weighs close to three pounds!
Maybe we should take a look at it…
