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Ultra X-Wind CPU Coolers

Sponsor: Ultra Products

Price: 19.99 - 49.99 @ TigerDirect

Author: Tazz

Published: Thu, Nov-09-2006

 Description:

     With processors becoming more and more powerful, they will tend to generate more heat. The air cooling solutions are showing the after affect of this, typically being larger and louder to offer adequate cooling for the faster processors. Ultra recently released a new line of coolers targeting the faster processors while trying to keep the size of the cooler manageable. The X-Wind coolers are available in three basic sizes (Aluminum 90mm, Copper 90mm, and Copper 120mm).


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     Ultra has been around for several years and are well known for their cases and power supplies. Ultra is always adding more products to their line. Today we are going to look at their new X-Wind coolers.

Quote from Ultra:

X-Wind High Performance CPU Cooler
As computer processors become more and more powerful, they typically generate more heat. Accordingly, air cooling solutions for processors tend to be large, heavy and loud. Ultras X-Wind CPU coolers offer a balance of performance and price without being excessively loud or cumbersome. Because the X-Wind has several fins (as many as 120!), there is more surface area than a typical machined heatsink, so heat is effectively pulled away from the CPU and quickly dissipated. X-Wind's design allows for the use of a larger, quieter fan to push air in between the many fins. If you're disappointed with the noise from your current CPU cooler, fed up with higher temperatures or concerned that your behemoth two pound heatsink is going to damage your motherboard or processor, Ultra has your solution!

   

   

 

Specifications:

 

Cooler Model:
ULT33048
ULT33049
ULT33050
ULT33131
Socket Type:
478/754/939/940
478/754/939/940
478/754/939/940
LGA 775
Material:
Aluminum
Copper
Copper
Copper
Cooler Dimensionz(mm):
103x103x55
103x103x55
129x129x55
129x129x55
Heat Sink Dimension(mm):
103x103x55
103x103x55
129x129x55
129x129x55
Fan Dimension(mm):
90x90x25
90x90x25
120x120x25
120x120x25
Rated Voltage/Current:
DC 12V/0.26 A
DC 12V/0.26 A
DC 12V/0.4 A
DC 12V/0.4 A
Power Consumption:
3.12 W
3.12 W
4.8 W
4.8 W
Fan Speed:
2800 RPM +- 10%RPM
2600 RPM +- 10%RPM
1200-2200 RPM +- 10%RPM
1200-2200 RPM +- 10%RPM
Airflow:
53.5 CFM
44.49 CFM
53.5-78.5 CFM
53.5-78.5 CFM
Static Pressure:
3.44mm-H2O
3.44mm-H2O
1.77mm-H2O
1.77mm-H2O
Noise Level:
30 dB(A) +- 10%
25 dB(A) +- 10%
15-25 dB(A) +- 10%
15-25 dB(A) +- 10%
Bearing Type
Sleeve
Dual Ball Bearing
Dual Ball Bearing
Dual Ball Bearing
Weight:
270g
652g
747g
747g
Thermal Grease:
Silicon / Carbon / Metal Oxide Comp.
Silicon / Carbon / Metal Oxide Comp.
Silicon / Carbon / Metal Oxide Comp.
Silicon / Carbon / Metal Oxide Comp.
Life Time:
30,000 Hrs
50,000 Hrs
50,000 Hrs
50,000 Hrs
Supports:
AMD CPU up to Athlon 64 FX 55, Athlon 64 X2 4200+, Athlon 64 3800+, Opteron 2.4 Ghz, Sempron 3400+, Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz
AMD CPU up to Athlon 64 FX 62, Athlon 64 X2 4800+, Athlon 64 4000+, Opteron 2.6 Ghz, Sempron 3400+, Pentium 4 3.4 Ghz
AMD CPU up to Athlon 64 FX 62, Athlon 64 X2 4800+, Athlon 64 4000+, Opteron 2.6 Ghz, Sempron 3400+, Pentium 4 3.4 Ghz
Intel Pentium D 3.4 GHz and Higher, Pentium 4 3.8 Ghz and Higher, Celeron 3.33 GHz and Higher.


 

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