Fractal Design Kelvin T12 Review

Introduction and Technical Specification

Fractal Design Kelvin T12 Review

Introduction

It's fair to say we've never really been a big fan of 120mm radiator based AIOs here at OC3D.  The reason for this has mainly been that in order for them to achieve the temperatures that enable them to compete with decent traditional tower based units they often have to resort to high speed and invariably noisy fans.  Having looked at the performance of the S36 and S24 however, we're hopeful that the T12 will be able to achieve decent results without us having to reach for the ear defenders.  In a great many respects, the T12 is identical to the other two coolers in the Kelvin range with the exception that it comes as a push pull set up out of the box, the "T" if you haven't guessed already standing for twin.  The T12 also looks to have a slightly different and thicker radiator, which might see it edge further ahead in the performance tests than we would otherwise expect.  Time and Torture will tell.  In the meantime let's have a look at the full Technical Specification.

 

Technical Specification 

 Radiator Dimensions 

 132x163x46mm (WxlxD)

 Block Pump Dimensions           

 69x69x40mm (WxLxD)

 Tubing

 320mm long, 8/11mm

 Thread size

 G1/4"

 AMD

 AM2,AM2+,AM3,AM3+,FM1,FM2,FM2+               

 Intel

 775,1150,1155,1156,1366,2011

 Fan type

 Silent Series HP120mm PWM

 Fan Speed

 800-1700rpm

 Fan Airflow

 62.4 CFM

 Fan Pressure

 2.33mm H2O

 Fan Noise

 26.9 dB(A)

 Pump Type

 Ceramic Bearing

 Pump Speed

 2400 rpm

 Pump Max water flow

 72 L/H

 Pump Max Pressure

 1.0m H20

 Pump Max Noise

 25.0 dB(A)

 Pump Rating

 DC 12V, 0.27A

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Most Recent Comments

20-02-2015, 18:08:19

Mullet
TTL - can you add the 4.6Ghz graph into the performance section of the review.

There's a reference to this chart in the review but the chart isn't shown.

Cheers!Quote

21-02-2015, 19:44:56

G-Dubs
It didn't make it into the 4.6 Club. There's a bit at the bottom of page 6.Quote
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