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Basic Specs ZEROtherm CoolMaxx 3000
Purpose:
graphics
Heat sink material:
aluminum+copper
Number of fans:
2
Fan dimension (LxWxH):
80x80x15 mm
Speed of rotation:
1000 - 2700 rpm
Air flow:
29.05 CFM
Noise level:
20 - 33 dB
Bearing type:
slip
Detailed Specs ZEROtherm CoolMaxx 3000
Connector type:
4-pin PWM
Highlight color:
green
Speed controller:
no
Uptime:
50000 hours
Dimensions of the cooler (WxHxD):
180x34x105 mm
Weight:
350 g
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