Id-cooling presents the heatsink for cpu se
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ID-Cooling introduced the SE-912i, a low-cost tower CPU cooler. The refrigerator comes in two variants based on the color of the fan's LED lighting, SE-912i-R (red) and SE-912i-B (blue).
ID-Cooling announces the SE-912i CPU cooler that will cost $ 20
What is being sold here is a very “slim” tower heatsink (only 63mm thick), but it's actually just a stack of aluminum fins meant for 92mm fans, with a bigger 120 fan. mm, with a large part of the fan airflow passing over the fin stack. This results in a smaller fan and a slightly smaller aluminum dissipation part.
Two 6mm thick copper tubes make direct contact with the CPU on an aluminum base. Attention, the refrigerator only supports LGA115x and LGA1366 sockets, with the module attached to the base outside the box. The included fan takes a 3-pin power input, rotating at 1, 600 RPM at 12V, pushing up to 58.4 CFM of air, with a maximum noise output of 26.4 dBA.
Measuring in at 63mm x 120mm x 130mm (including fan), this air cooler weighs about 295 grains. Its price is expected to be around $ 20, making it a fairly inexpensive option to replace those heatsinks that are commonly in stock. For those who want to do extreme overclocking, they will have to think of a somewhat more 'robust' heatsink.
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