360mm Aluminum Water Cooling Radiator CPU Heat Sink for Computer Liquid Cooler For Sale

360mm Aluminum Water Cooling Radiator CPU Heat Sink for Computer Liquid Cooler
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360mm Aluminum Water Cooling Radiator CPU Heat Sink for Computer Liquid Cooler:
$33.99

Product Description

  1. - Connection method:Screw thread.
  2. - Surface treatment: Surface spray treatment.
  3. - Product Technology: The use of advanced 4.5mmU-type heat sink, a single drain effectively increase the cooling area, a unique welding technology, greatly improving the thermal performance.
  4. - Application: PC cooling water cooling system or other kinds of industrial equipment and electronic chips cooling.

Durable Aluminum Heat Exchanger Radiator using integrated forging process.

Product informationBrand‎YaecccCooling Method‎Water, AirCompatible Devices‎DesktopNoise Level‎15 dBMaterial‎AluminumMaximum Rotational Speed‎2500 RPMProduct Dimensions‎15.55\"L x 1.18\"W x 4.72\"HItem model number‎8541602121Item Weight‎1.48 poundsColor‎360mmManufacturer‎Yae First Trading Co.,Itd


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