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| Brand: | Antec |
| Item Height : | 5.1 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 18.4 centimetres |
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Antec improves case cooling with the Super Cyclone Blower. This fan is perfect for keeping all your components cool. It pulls hot air from your expansion cards and exhausts it from the case completely! High, medium and low speed selectable according to your needs.PRODUCT FEATURES:3-speed switch lets you balance quiet performance with maximum cooling;Fits in 2 expansion slots;Exhausts hot air out of your system protecting your valuable investment and extending its life.
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The Super Cyclone blower is perfectly suitable for cooling all your components. It sucks the hot air away from your extension cards and blows it completely out of the casing! Depending upon your requirement you can set the speed stages as high, medium or low.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
If you don't have a case fan slot, or you have a build up of hot air at the bottom of your case (possible caused by a high end graphics card) this could be the perfect solution for you.
The fan comes with a molex in and a molex out, so it won't cost you any power connectors.
There are three speed settings, from low (silent) to high (lots of air moved) on the back of the cooler, next to the exhaust, and the intake fan is on the top. The case itself is very solid and reasonably smart.
The fan comes with a molex in and a molex out, so it won't cost you any power connectors.
There are three speed settings, from low (silent) to high (lots of air moved) on the back of the cooler, next to the exhaust, and the intake fan is on the top. The case itself is very solid and reasonably smart.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Easy to install on most PCs, works like a charm with an on/off switch to boot, so you don't have to have it on if your PC's cool as it is.
My only niggle is that it might be in the way of things for my motherboard later, as it's a little wider than your high-end graphics card as it is. But I'm sure some re-wiring could sort that out anyway.
My only niggle is that it might be in the way of things for my motherboard later, as it's a little wider than your high-end graphics card as it is. But I'm sure some re-wiring could sort that out anyway.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
This thing is a tornado. It is removing a lot of hot air . I bit noisy but it is worth the money. Before i couldn't put it in, because of the wiring i had in my pc, but now it is a different story. I wish i had a bigger version of this thing . A must have(for those with overheating problems) !
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Powerful and effective.
I really liked this; it really does an excellent extraction job.
The power switch is a bit small and fiddly at the back of the PC, but the 3 power settings allow a good... Read more
The power switch is a bit small and fiddly at the back of the PC, but the 3 power settings allow a good... Read more
Published 13 months ago by K. Royle
Useless
On a ATI4870 the temperature is 71C while playing Dead Space 2, with this device installed the the temperature was 74C, this device is useless. Read more
Published 14 months ago by J. C. Moody
You may find it impossible to fit.
It's impossible to fit due to poor design. I've successfully installed many items in my PC, so I 'know' it's not a problem with my case, motherboard or a lack of space. Read more
Published on 22 Mar 2010 by The Seventh Stranger
very good
inexpensive and effective cooling, easy installation, great for computers with out 80mm fan mounts (like mine!)
Published on 6 Sep 2006 by N.P
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