Monday, January 19th 2015
ID-Cooling Releases Vapor Chamber CPU Cooler for Mini-ITX Systems
ID-COOLING, a cooling solution provider focusing on thermal dissipation and fan technology research and production for over 10 years, releases a newly developed Vapor Chamber CPU Cooler for Mini-ITX system: IS-VC45.
When small PC systems get more and more power hungry and house much more top-tier hardware including the CPU, effective CPU cooling is in demand. With a vapor chamber base to draw heat immediately from the processor, IS-VC45 is able to handle TDP 130W CPUs. Measuring 94×92×45mm, this cooler can fit into Mini-ITX systems easily.
High density aluminum fins are soldered to the vapor chamber base to help disperse the heat. Equipped with a slim 92mm FDB(Fluid Dynamic Bearing) fan, IS-VC45 can dissipate heat efficiently while keeping at a decent quite operation. The speed is regulated between 600 to 2500RPM with PWM function.
Using metal screws and back plate installation, this cooler will stay safely on your motherboard. Intel Socket LGA1150/1155/1156 and Socket LGA2011 are supported.
MSRP for IS-VC45 is $44.99.
When small PC systems get more and more power hungry and house much more top-tier hardware including the CPU, effective CPU cooling is in demand. With a vapor chamber base to draw heat immediately from the processor, IS-VC45 is able to handle TDP 130W CPUs. Measuring 94×92×45mm, this cooler can fit into Mini-ITX systems easily.
Using metal screws and back plate installation, this cooler will stay safely on your motherboard. Intel Socket LGA1150/1155/1156 and Socket LGA2011 are supported.
MSRP for IS-VC45 is $44.99.
20 Comments on ID-Cooling Releases Vapor Chamber CPU Cooler for Mini-ITX Systems
7950 and 7970 stock coolers look almost identical to this iirc
It's vapor chamber cooling was efficient and quiet. That was a long time ago.
Jokes aside, hopefully this will be as good as it seems to be :)
Not the only big plus is the vapor chamber but also can fit in any ITX motheboard allow you to buy and run tall and high performance RAM DiMM's.
Difference is airflow... if they manage to make this quiet ...
Either way, I'd love to see a review on this! It has promise.
El-Dubya on HardForum had issues with his making poor contact with the CPU resulting in poor performance. He contacted ID Cooling and apparently they already have an upgraded version in the works without the nickel plating and higher fin density.
I had already ordered one so went ahead and installed it on my i7 5930K to test their 130W TDP claims. I did get temps in the low 80s with the side panel off and the ambient at 15.7°C with Prime95 running Blend at 10 threads. However, I tested later with the side panel on at a ambient temp of 18.0°C and it was hitting mid-90s and throttling slightly.