Patriot Adds Vortex Active Cooling Fan to Product Lineup
"Increased Stability/Performance for High-end Gaming Systems"
Published: 5th August 2008 | Source: Patriot |
"Patriot's Vortex active cooling fan is the perfect way to help keep your memory operating at optimal performance," said Les Henry, Technical Director of Patriot Memory. "Heat is a major enemy when it comes to high-performance overclocking memory. By adding airflow directly over the memory, Vortex can lower module temperatures up to 30%. This means potentially higher performing memory with increased stability for running today's complex multi-threaded applications which require high-bandwidth, low-latency memory."Patriot's Vortex uses a unique in-slot and rotating fan design to direct the airflow in the most effective way for each individual system. Utilizing an un-used DIMM slot, vibration is non-existent, even while dual 40mm, 5,000 rpm fans are spinning. And operating on a constant 12v dedicated by the power supply, Vortex's airflow is never compromised due to potential motherboard voltage fluctuations.
For more information on Patriot's Vortex active cooling fan or other memory module and flash memory solutions, please contact your Patriot Memory Sales Representative or visit http://www.patriotmemory.com.
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so how long till you can give us a little review of these screens?and how long untill you have to place the order?
i'll try and get something on video tonight, then prolly mid next week i'll place an order. :worship:
so what happened about these screens jim?
I've still not placed an order and unfortunately I've still not had time to make a vid :(
The joys of working 19hr days :(
Screens look cool, the 4" one for the drive bays looks like a winner, maybe the 7" in the side of the case...
Dude, why work a 19hr day?
esay to say.....I am due to start a 21hr shift tonight at midnight(I think I need a new job lol


As many as needed, but its a one-off order. So after I've placed the order that's it - and at very best you'll be able to get the 7" for about £250 :s