Tuesday, December 7th 2010

Sunbeamtech Introduces Twister 120 CPU Cooler

The computer chassis and cooling accessory manufacturer, Sunbeamtech from Taiwan has just added a new product into their CPU cooler family, the Twister 120. In the never ending battle to tame the CPU heat, it is not possible to keep on increasing the size of the heatsink. Sunbeamtech took an innovative approach and came up with the ISO-Turbo Technology which incorporates 2 fans that are spinning in opposite direction. Compared to the traditional approach, the ISO-Turbo Technology provides higher airflow efficiency which translates to higher heat dissipation capability.

Sunbeamtech also includes a Rheosmart PCI controller to provide you the flexibility to either use the onboard PWM for automatic control of the fan speed or manually by hand using the turn knob. This addition really extends the control you have over the CPU cooling.
For more information visit the product page.
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5 Comments on Sunbeamtech Introduces Twister 120 CPU Cooler

#1
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
spinning opposite direction?


do they mean push pull with opposing rotations?

push push?
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#2
sneekypeet
not-so supermod
I think its push pull with one fan spinning CW and the rear fan spinning CCW. (thats clock wise and counter clock wise). Just a shame this cooler has already been seen in about 5 incarnations already:(
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#3
Bjorn_Of_Iceland
Musselsspinning opposite direction?


do they mean push pull with opposing rotations?

push push?
Looks like push pull with opposite rotation.


Itd be better if the market would sell the fan instead.
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#4
bear jesus
I would be interested if this kind of fan setup would increase the airflow and help any heat sink or if its just a marketing ploy.
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#5
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
I was thinking it was pulling off in both directions. Instead of Push pull its pull pull.
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