Spire Introduces the X2.9883 HDT 9000 Series CPU Cooler

Stefan Mileschin · 16th November 2012, 07:00

The X2.9883 is the newest CPU cooler in the gaming branded series X2 by Spire. Build on the technology of HDT (Heat-pipe Direct Touch) with an increased number of total six (6) heat-pipes. Combined with a high number and density of fins, crowned with one Nano-Tech silent and PWM controlled 120 mm fan for great cooling performance. The U-shaped, 6 mm in diameter heat-pipes are in direct contact with the CPU heat spreader. Rapid heat transfer to the 46 aluminum, nickel-coated fins provide a larger surface area for optimum heat dissipation.

The X2.9883 is supplied with one 120 mm balanced, Nano-Tech bearing fan. The Nano-Tech fan is equipped with removable rubber corners which eliminate any fan vibration. Furthermore Nano-Tech bearing enables a lower starting voltage, less friction which leads to lower noise and longer life span. Another great feature of Nan-Tech is that the impeller is not locked and can be pulled out for dust cleaning convenience. Compatibility of the X2.9883 is guaranteed with multi-platform mounting for all current Intel (incl. Socket 2011) and all current AMD micro-processors. The X2.9883 is pure cooling power that takes performance to the next level. SpireX2 - All geared up!

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16th November 2012, 07:00	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,500	Spire Introduces the X2.9883 HDT 9000 Series CPU Cooler The X2.9883 is the newest CPU cooler in the gaming branded series X2 by Spire. Build on the technology of HDT (Heat-pipe Direct Touch) with an increased number of total six (6) heat-pipes. Combined with a high number and density of fins, crowned with one Nano-Tech silent and PWM controlled 120 mm fan for great cooling performance. The U-shaped, 6 mm in diameter heat-pipes are in direct contact with the CPU heat spreader. Rapid heat transfer to the 46 aluminum, nickel-coated fins provide a larger surface area for optimum heat dissipation. The X2.9883 is supplied with one 120 mm balanced, Nano-Tech bearing fan. The Nano-Tech fan is equipped with removable rubber corners which eliminate any fan vibration. Furthermore Nano-Tech bearing enables a lower starting voltage, less friction which leads to lower noise and longer life span. Another great feature of Nan-Tech is that the impeller is not locked and can be pulled out for dust cleaning convenience. Compatibility of the X2.9883 is guaranteed with multi-platform mounting for all current Intel (incl. Socket 2011) and all current AMD micro-processors. The X2.9883 is pure cooling power that takes performance to the next level. SpireX2 - All geared up! http://www.techpowerup.com/175601/Sp...PU-Cooler.html

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