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Top 10 coolers LGA775
Thermolab Micro Silencer CPU Cooler, LGA775
 | Micro Silencer CPU Cooler, LGA775 [3 in stock]  (1 customer review) | £14.46 |
Features
- Excellent low profile cooler
- Light weight
- Supplied with quiet 92mm PWM fan
- Compatible with Intel LGA775
Specifications
| Compatibility | Intel LGA775 |
| Max TDP | 95W |
| Installation Method | Intel - screws, requires motherboard removal |
| Dimension | 103.5 x 99 x 59 (L x W x H) mm |
| Weight | 276g |
| Heatsink Material | Pure copper (Heat Pipe), Aluminium (Base Block, Fins) |
| Dissipation Area | 1740 cm2 |
| Fan RPM | Less than 2600rpm ±10% |
| Noise Level | 34.6dB(A) at 2650rpm MAX |
| Bearing Type | Rifle Bearing |
| Control Method | PWM, Auto Restart, Locked Current protection |
| Fan Life Expectancy | 70,000hr continuous at 40°C 15~65% relative humidity |
| Warranty | 24 months |
Customer Reviews
Micro Silencer x (1)
Alisdair Macdonald - Posted: 22 Oct 2011 12:00 (8/10)
TRICKY TO INSTALL - BUT WORKS WELL
Bought one of these to fit an old HP slimline S3050.uk which had become noisy. The fit is rather tight and this heatsink seemed the best choice. To fit this you have to take the mother board out because the screws fit from the back. To get it to fit I had to crop two fins off an adjacent chip set cooler and also to make a hole in a nearby connector block to clear one of the heatpipe ends - not recommended to the faint-hearted. However once fitted the results were very good with a considerable drop in noise. Selection of heatsinks for small case computers would be a lot easier if properly dimensioned drawings were available rather than just overall dimensions.
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