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Guru3D.com » News » LEPA LV12 CPU Cooler

LEPA LV12 CPU Cooler

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/29/2014 09:26 AM | source: | 2 comment(s)
LEPA LV12 CPU Cooler

The CPU cooler LV12 is the result of extensive research and development. The engineers designed a slim and compact heat sink which avoids compatibility issues with higher RAM modules while maintaining a high performance capability. 

LEPA relies on a new technique for efficient air stream conduction: Small air vents improve the air circulation inside the heat sink and increase the heat dissipation rate. The heat pipes rest directly on the CPU so that hot spots can be eliminated quickly. Due to these techniques, LEPA engineers have been able to lower down the thermal resistance of the cooler to just 0.095°C/W.

Quiet BOL Fan

LEPA includes a high-quality PWM fan with the durable "Barometric Oil-less" (BOL) bearing. Thanks to the application of self-lubricating materials, the patented technology allows for a consistently silent operation with 160,000 hours MTBF. Apart from that, you can detach the fan blades in order to clean them from dust and avoid a drop in performance. The 12 cm fan comes with an automatic PWM control and three RPM modes. That way, you can adjust the RPM setting according to your individual system requirements: Silence Mode (800 - 1,500 RPM), Performance Mode (800 - 1,800 RPM) and Overclocking Mode (800 - 2,200 RPM).

Matt Black High-Tech Finish
The stylish matt black coating is not only upgrading the cooler optically, but also protects it from corrosion. LEPA applies a high-tech finish ("Super Thermal Conductive Coating") which makes sure that it does not affect the thermal conductivity and cooling performance of the cooler. The quick and user-friendly mounting system supports all current Intel and AMD platforms. In short, the cooler will be available on sale for a MSRP of 36.90 Euro incl. VAT.



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AsiJu
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#4884579 Posted on: 07/30/2014 08:43 AM
"The engineers designed a slim and compact heat sink which avoids compatibility issues with higher RAM modules while maintaining a high performance capability. "

In other words made the heatpipes a bit longer from the bottom...

that's engineering for u right there!

PS: I'm an engineer, so... ;)

sykozis
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#4884719 Posted on: 07/30/2014 01:28 PM
The CPU cooler LV12 is the result of extensive research and development.

In other words, they looked at every other tower heatsink on the market.....

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