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Tuniq Tower
120 Cooler:
High-rise for high temperature
CPUs are hot in the literal
sense. That is why a well-made heatsink with a reliable cooling fan
is necessary in every desktop computer setup. And more often than,
size matters in this category. In most cases, the bigger the
heatsink and the larger the fan, the better the cooling it provides
a red-hot chip.
The Tuniq Tower 120 CPU cooler is
one example of a really big CPU heatsink and fan (HSF). This HSF has
a unique 9 blade 120mm fan that spins up to 2000rpm with a 34db
low-noise operation. Even at a lower 1000rpm, where fan noise goes
down up to 20db, the Tuniq Tower gives perfect cooling to the large
aluminum fins. The integrated three copper heatpipes add superb heat
dissipation. A front-panel fan controller is also included in the
package for easy adjustment of the fan speed.
The Tuniq Tower 120 is compatible
with most desktop computer cases as well as most motherboards
available in the market (the heatsink tower height is 15.5cm, while
its weight comes at 798g).
Specially
designed clips make the high-rise cooler compatible with a variety
of CPUs from AMD (K8 and AM2) and Intel (S478 and LGA775) with speed
of up to 3.6GHz.
So, don’t let heat slow down
your computer. A good HSF, like the Tuniq Tower 120, is best inside
a hot CPU environment.
Tested on Tech Times test lab
unit
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz
E6700 (Intel Corp.) Motherboard: Asus P5B-E (Asustek Corp.) Memory:
Grade A Zeppelin PC4700 512MB x4 667MHz (Millennium Computer
Technology) Hard Disk: 80G x2 Seagate Barracuda (Millennium Computer
Technology) Optical Drive: Asus DRW-1608P (Asustek Corp.) Graphics:
nVidia EN7800GT Top Silent (Asustek Corp.) Audio: Terratec DMX 6fire
Cooler: Asus VR Guard (Asustek Corp.) PSU: HEC WinPower 550w UPS:
Smart UPS SUA1000i (APC) OS: Windows XP Pro SP2 (Microsoft)
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