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Coolink Chipchilla Chipset Cooler Review
Packaging & Contents »Introduction
I would like to thank Coolink for providing the review sample.
This is what Coolink has to say about themselves on their website:
"Coolink is a brand of the Kolink International Corporation and stands for an effective conjunction of no-frills performance, excellent quality and attractive pricing. Coolink - the direct link to affordable high-end cooling!
About Kolink
Kolink International Corporation is a cooling specialist established in 1996 and well known among industry insiders. Throughout the years, Kolink designed and manufactured many top-performing heat-sinks under various brand names that succeeded in international markets. An experienced R&D team and ultra-modern production plants in Taiwan ensure continuous progress, efficient manufacturing conditions and strict quality standards.
About Coolink & Coolink-Europe
Kolink's retail brand Coolink stands for an effective conjunction of no-frills performance, excellent quality and attractive pricing. While Coolink held a strong presence in the Asian market ever since the late 90ies, it was not until 2005 that the brand was introduced to the European market on a large scale. After the launch of Coolink-Europe.com in late 2005, Coolink quickly became a well recognized brand for high-quality cooling components in Europe too. "
Features
- Large 6mm dual-heatpipe for maximum cooling performance
- Quiet 60mm fan for faster heat dissipation at minimum noise levels (2200RPM, 19dB)
- Asymmetrical design ensures optimal compatibility
- Flexible, easy-to-use mounting system for Intel and AMD mainboards with push-pins and mounting-hooks
Height (without fan): 94mm Width (without fan): 60mm Depth (without fan): 32mm Height (with fan): 94mm Width (with fan): 60mm Depth (with fan): 37mm Weight (with fan): 130g Material: Copper (base and heat-pipes), aluminum (cooling fins) Compatibility: Push-Pins & Mounting-Hooks Fan size: 60x60x10mm Rotational Speed (+/- 10%): 2200rpm Acoustical Noise: 19dB(A) Scope of Delivery: Cooler, Fan, Mounting Parts, Thermal Paste, Installation Manual Warranty: 3 Years
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