Cooling/VGA & Other Cooling by stefan @ 2012-10-29
MK-26 is the latest high performance VGA cooler from Prolimatech that can be installed on quite a few cards and provides a total of 320 watts TDP. The cooler features six nickel-plated copper plates and can be cooled with a dual fan setup, 120mm or 140mm formats.
In this review we will attempt an instalation of the MK-26 onto a Radeon HD 7970 OEM video card:
The sample that we have received from CaseKing.de is a King Kit, which means that it also comes equipped with the necessary fans, this time a couple of 140mm BitFenix Spectre Pro PWM fans:
The white Spectre Pro PWM fans have the following specifications:
Materials: PC & PBT
Operating Voltage: 12VDC
Starting Voltage: 5VDC
Bearing Type: Fluid Dynamic Bearings (FDB)
Dimensions (mm): 140x140x25mm
Current (A): 0.40A±10%
Speed (RPM): 500-1800 RPM ±10%
Air Flow (CFM): 122.2 CFM
Air Pressure (mmH2O): 2.8 mmH2O
Noise (dB-A): 29.2 dB(A)
The fans come packed inside a stylish cardboard enclosure, with a plastic circular window on the front:
On the back side of the packaging, we will see the full list of Features and Specifications:
For security, the enclosure is sealed on both sides:
Besides the fan itself, inside we will also find a set of 4 screws, 4 rubber-isolated mounting pins and also 4 rubber grommets:
The fans use a dual ring construction chassis for vibration dampening purposes:
In the center we will find the logo of BitFenix:
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