Features

• Für Intel P4 LGA775 Prescott


• 90x90x25mm Lüfter


• Rainbow color Lüfter und sapphire blauer Deckel


• Heatpipe Technology


• Starke Kupferplatte für besseres Wärmeleitverhalten


• Spring screw Design, leicht zu installieren


• Lüfter Halterung ist kompatibel mit 90mm Trichterlüfter und 80mm standard Lüftern

Aluminium mit Kupferbasis

Application for Intel P4 LGA775 Prescott Funneled 90x90x25mm fan centralized airflow provides high air pleasure and better cooling Rainbow color fan and sapphire blue cover bring fashion style to your PC Heatpipe Technology provides the best cooling performance Large copper base enhances great thermal conductivity Spring screw design, easy to install Fan cover is compatible with 90mm funneled and 80mm standard fan designed for various modding needs P/N CL-P0092 Compatibility Intel P4 LGA 775 Prescott Heatsink Dimension 82.61x76x45mm Heatsink Material Aluminum Fin Heatpipe Copper Tube 6mm x 2pcs Fan Dimension 90x90x25mm Rated Voltage 12V Started Voltage 5V Power Input 2.16W Fan Speed 2500±10% RPM Max. Air Flow 42.91 CFM Noise Level 21dBA Bearing Type 1 Ball 1 Sleeve Life Time 40,000hr Connector 3pin Weight 552g

Thermaltake is a respected leader in computer thermal solutions technology. Thermaltake has increasingly enjoyed the adoption of its thermal strategies by OEM and ODM companies worldwide. Its engineers are masters of airflow analysis, material conductivity and efficiency design. Thermaltake’s unwavering devotion to quality and customer satisfaction has earned its products the approval of computer enthusiasts everywhere.PRODUCT FEATURES: Funneled 90x90x25mm fan centralized airflow provides high air pressure and better cooling; Rainbow color fan and sapphire blue cover bring fashion style to your PC; Heatpipe Technology provides the best cooling performance; Large copper base enhances great thermal conductivity; Spring screw design, easy to install.

Gamers’ Toy
Well, this fan is huge comparing to stock Intel fan. And it does a good job. Installation can be a little bit difficult if you have already assembled whole PC (like it was in my case). This fan doesn’t use push pins as stock fan does, so you have to screw it to a metal plate (comes with fan) on the inner side of your Motherboard. Takes some time, but this method is better, because you will not crack your Motherboard trying to insert those push pins.
However, after install my wife claimed about its noise. Yeah, I have to say that when you are working with word processing, using Internet, or listening some music (like my wife does) stock fan runs on 1800RPM (divine silent). But when I’m playing FlatOut, FarCry or Doom3, it jumps to 4600RPM (like a vacuum cleaner). I even bought headphones to be able to listen game sounds. Now this Thermaltake fan runs always at 2500RPM, it is a little audible, but keeps my CPU 10ýC lower than stock fan at highest load, and it never goes any louder.
This bottom line is: if you are an office worker or Internet surfer, stay with stock fan, but if you are a hardcore gamer (like me) get it and overclock you CPU as high as you can.