ZEROtherm CORE92

[SUpER CoP]

I Have Just Find Out That Without being accompanied by a press release, a new cooler was quiet on the site of ZEROtherm. Designed exclusively for Intel's socket, LGA 775, LGA 771 (server) and LGA 1366, ZEROtherm CORE92 benefits of technology HDT (Heatpipe Direct Touch) 3 3 heatpipe-uri and a copper base (nickel plated or painted), the blades aluminum and a fan of 92 mm located in the radiator with a variable speed between 900 and 2500 rpm. This a fan of only 92 mm in conjunction with HDT technology (not just appreciated by enthusiastic) he will make a graduate CORE92 the title of the best cooler. No Chapter quietness not think can be a viable solution in the company of a processor ultra-high-end hot. Instead, according to the manufacturer distributor, will arrive in Romania cost only 70 ron (available starting in mid April), and so are very high chances to become the absolute best choice in the segment and price. Plus it looks really good ... Hope it Soon Launches Here also

[Viceman]

Hello, You are Check it SPecification

ZEROtherm CORE92
Specifications

• Dimensions 103 X 93 X 123 mm (4.05 X 3.66 X 4.82 inch)
• Weight 470g (With all Components)
• Materials
  
  • Base Pure Copper
  • Heat pipe Pure Copper
  • Fin Alunminum
• Heat Dissipation Area 4,438 cm² (688 inch²)
• Cooling Capacity Over 130W
• Fan Size 92 X 25 mm (3.62 X 0.98 inch) With 2 Blue LEDs
• Fans Speed 900 ~ 2,500 rpm (± 10%)
• Acoustic Noise
• Under 19.5 dBA (± 10%)
• Bearing Type
• Long-Life Bearing
• Operating Voltage
• 5.0 ~ 13.2 VDC
• Airflow Rate Max. 56.7 CFM
• Fan Conector 4 pin

[.:MUNDITO:.]

Hello , It is Very Unfortunate that Core92 Supports only Intel CPUs. ( it is not for AMD CPUs) and also the one thing which is good about is that Core92 CPU Cooler can over up to 130W thermal load. and Core92 is not compatible with Socket478, 603 or 604 This is a Piece

[Hockson]

Hello , When it comes to lower-noise heatsinks, there are dozens of models vying to replace the stock coolers tossed in with each boxed Intel/AMD processor. Competition is great, but in the course of reviewing the hundreds of heatsinks that have crossed Frostytech's test bench we've learned two important rules. 1) you can never tell how a heatsink will perform just by looking at it, 2) there is no pinnacle, each and every heatsink can be refined and improved in some way.