Advanced Thermal Solutions High-Performance Passive Coolers

Author : Advanced thermal solutions Published Time : 2019-08-08
Advanced Thermal Solutions High-Performance Passive Coolers are designed for CPUs and other high-powered processors that fit the Intel T™ LGA2011 square and LGA2066 sockets (Socket R). These straightFlN heat sinks feature optimized fin designs to cover wide range of requirements as well as an optional standard backing-plate to accommodate cooling of any high-powered device. ATS High-Performance Passive Coolers promote a true 1U design, making them ideal for 1U systems with open airflow front to back. These coolers are available in a blue anodized finish with aluminum fins to reduce weight or in a nickel-plated finish with copper fins to reduce spreading resistance.
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