Super Socket 7 Cpu Cooler

7 654cfm at duty cycle 100.

Super socket 7 cpu cooler.

14 719 cfm noise level. 1000 rpm at duty cycle 50. Fan heatsinks rpm. At duty cycle 0 20.

5 355 cfm at duty cycle 50. The cpu s that can be used in a socket 7 board range from the 75mhz pentium to the 550mhz k6 2 and k6 3. Socket 7 was the only socket that supported a wide range of cpus from different. At duty cycle 0 20.

5000 rpm air flow. The fan and heatsink are usually attached to this processing unit to keep it at the temperature needed for stable computer performance. Incomplete amd and intel cpu socket support. This 60x10mm socket 7 370 cpu cooler helps keep your 1u servers running smoothly by providing a reliable cost effective server cooling solution.

This particular cpu has 321 contacts and it is designed for machines that have an x86 processor. 20 71 dba at duty cycle 50. Dynatron k199 80mm 2 ball cpu cooler for intel lga socket 1151 1150 1155 1156. 2500 rpm at duty cycle 100.

Many of the later super 7 boards were made in atx format instead of the older at format which makes building a super socket 7 based retro rig a lot easier and as socket 7 super 7 socket 370 and socket a share the same cpu socket dimensions many more modern cpu coolers are in theory compatible with super 7 motherboards. At duty cycle 0 20. Intel abandoned the socket 7 after the 233mhz mmx pentium 1 but other companies like cryix and to a greater extent amd pushed socket 7 into the super socket 7 which is a backwards compatible extension of socket 7 for their k6 cpu s. With twin cooling towers seven heatpipes and two 140mm fans the gamerstorm assassin iii from deep cool brought us the lowest temperature of big air.

For their next generation of processors intel chose different socket type slot 1 and completely abandoned socket 7. The server cpu cooler features a copper base and socket type cpu fan ensuring rapid heat dissipation in the reduced space of a 1u server environment. The socket 7 refers to a central processing unit cpu component found on some computer motherboards. Socket 7 is a physical and electrical specification for an x86 style cpu socket on a personal computer motherboard it was released june 1995.