Arctic Cooling L-Series
"Arctic Cooling L-Series"
Published: 25th August 2006 | Source: N/A |
Arctic Cooling have released their new L series of fans, the 8L and 12L (80mm and 120mm). The new fans are designed to be as quiet as possible, using a patented anti-vibration cage and fluid bearings. The fans also utillize
optimised blades helping to create higher airflow and higher static pressure.
Main Features:
Best Noise-Performance Ratio
Patented Case Design
Patented Vibration Absorption
Compatible With Toolless Mounting Mechanisms
Specifications:
Voltage: 6-12V
Bearing: Fluid Dynamic Bearing
Service Life: at 40°C: 400,000hr
Plug: 4pin Molex
Cable Length: 40cm
Safety Approvals: CE
Arctic Fan 8L:
Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 38.5 mm
Fan Speed: 1500 RPM
Power Consumption: 12V / 0.1 A
Airflow: 18 CFM
Noise Level: 16dB / 0.15 Sone
Weight: 82g
Arctic Fan 12L:
Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 38.5 mm
Fan Speed: 1000 RPM
Power Consumption: 12V / 0.15 A
Airflow: 37 CFM
Noise Level: 20dB / 0.3 Sone
Weight: 126g
The fans come with a 6 year warranty and are due for release in early october with an MSRP of USD 5.99 (80mm) and USD 9.99 (120mm)
For more information on the fans and Arctic Cooling visit www.arctic-cooling.com
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I've been following this for quite some time, glad to see that word is getting around again that this is coming soon. I can't wait!
I'm not sure it's a good idea to have both your CPU and an X1K fully loaded for 24/7 use, your PSU might explode.
i wouldnt even if he psu could manage the load, a x1900xtx uses 20-30w in 2dmode and 120w in 3dmode and thats quite much when the bill comes :/
Haha, I'd do it since my PSU is up to the task and my PC isn't on 24/7
Ye my PSU is more than man enough for this.
Certainly interesting :)
Certainly interesting :)
I personally don't run F@H but I think this may be interesting for people who only want to run on GPU or CPU.
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The ATI optimized Folding@Home client is expected to arrive towards the end of September. And, of course, if you needed another reason to stock up on ATI R5xx cards, ATI is still expected to release a driver for Triple Play.
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[LEFT]I'm not sure it's a good idea to have both your CPU and an X1K fully loaded for 24/7 use, your PSU might explode. In all seriousness, this is showing the true potential of the ATi R5xx GPU and how it is in many ways more powerful than your CPU itself.
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