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Introduction:
CoolerMaster, one of the staff favorites here at Virtual-Hideout, to say the least. On the block today is the middle child in their family of high-end, automotive themed heatsinks. Offering a potential extra 20 watts of dissipation over the former champion V8, thanks to the inclusion of a Thermoelectric module and extra heatsink mass, the V10 promises to the be the premier item in the cooling market for the time being. The question then, is if the extra cost over the V8 is worthwhile, and if the inclusion of a TEC will be another rendition of gimmick flair - much like the Titan Amanda, or Ultra Chillitec - or if the V10 will actually keep things nice and chilly. Let's take a look.
Features & Specifications:
Yep, back here again. Let's take a quick look at the goods before opening up the carton.
| Model | RR-B2P-UV10-GP |
| CPU Socket | Intel LGA1366 & 775, AMD 754/939/940/AM2 |
| Dimension | (L) 9.32 x (W) 5.11 x (H) 6.36 inches or (L) 236.5 x (W) 129.6 x (H) 161.3 mm |
| Weight | 2.65 lbs |
| Heat Sink Material | Cu base, AL fin, 10 heatpipes |
| Heat Pipes Dimensions | 6mm |
| Fan Dimension | (L) 4.73 x (W) 1.00 x (H) 4.73 inches or (L) 120 x (W) 25 x (H) 120 mm |
| Fan Speed | 800~2400 R.P.M |
| Fan Airflow | 90 CFM (max) |
| Fan Air Pressure | 2.94mm-H2O |
| Bearing Type | Rifle Bearing |
| Fan Life Expectancy | 40,000 hours @ 25 ℃ |
| Fan Noise Level (dB-A) | 17 dB-A (min) |
| Connector | 4-Pin |
| Fan Control | PWM |
| Operation Temperature | 25 ~ 70 ℃ |
| Power | 70W (max) |
| Rated Current | 9.8A (max) |
| UPC Code | 884102003295 |
With that lovely, droll part of the review covered, let's crack the box open and see just what we get!
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