[19 October 2007] |
GIGABYTE Introduces G-Power 2 Cooler Pro
One curve that makes a world of difference
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The last quarter of year 2007 sees a late entry of a CPU cooler which notches up generation 2 for GIGABYTE's G-Power series, the G-Power 2 Pro. |
Cool curves
If looks can kill, then supposedly curves can cool. How? So instrumental was the curvaceous arch of the G-Power 2 Pro that it was the pivotal point of the original design concept.
Eighty-five degree angle
Derived from the actual curve are heat-dissipating angled fins with the first fin angled 85° from the last. This widens |
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out the exit air convection path to facilitate further cooling from the likes of surrounding MOSFET components, chipsets, capacitors and even channel the |
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resultant heated air in the direction of the rear system fan or fans. Expectations are met with the use of a pure copper-base, thickened heat piping, and even atmospheric LED fan backlighting, all of which are chromatically finished.
Ready for a sizzle
G-Power 2 Pro launches in the wake of upcoming releases of next-gen CPU's from major processor vendors. This cooler is scheduled to hit shelves before Christmas this year. |
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Visit www.gigabyte.com.tw for more information.
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