Today's Seventh round of deals!!! Fans and CPU coolers!

[Ritesh]

Akasa Quiet 12CM Cool Blue CASE FAN

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This is an ultra quiet 12cm case fan delivering high air volumes with an incredible acoustic performance of only 17.5dB(A). The Cool Blue look is achieved by four hi-bright blue LED complemented with crystal blue frame and blades.

The fan glows a fantastic blue, which adds colour and style to any PC system.
Features :
17.5 dB(A)
Four blue LED
Crystal blue frame and blades

Price: £4.16 +VAT (£4.78 Inc. VAT) - You Save £3.25!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?AKA-274CB)


Xilence Red Wing 80mm Quiet Fan

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Xilence Red Wing - Excellent value fixed speed fans!
Xilence (pronounced "ex-eye-lence") may be a brand that you do not recognise, but rest assured that we have fully evaluated their products and we are more than happy not only with the product quality but also, (and sometimes more importantly), the noise levels.
The Red Wing fans represent not only excellent value for money but they also look great in their black and red colour scheme. The bearings used in the Red Wing fans are hydro bearings, which produce very low vibrational noise. Each fan is supplied with mounting screws and can be powered by a 3-pin motherboard socket or a spare 4-pin Molex connector.

Price: £3.34 +VAT (£3.84 Inc. VAT) - You Save £1.68!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?XIL-RW80#)


Akasa 8cm Blue UV Case Fan

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AK-176OR-S Keep your cool with Akasa UV reactive case fans. Blue, Green or Orange, cool it with colour.

Features :
Blue UV reactive fan
Lo-noise case fan

Price: £1.92 +VAT (£2.21 Inc. VAT) - You Save £1.12!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?AKA-176BL)


Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Socket 775 CPU Cooler

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The low speed 92 mm fan reduces the noise level to a minimum.The patented fan holder is able to practically eliminate the typical buzzing sound of 80mm fans.The Heat Pipes with expanded diameter are able to transfer heat up to 200 Watt. The heat exchanger is built of 40 fins and consists of a surface area of over 5000 cm2 and allows for resistance free energy transfer to air.

Price: £14.35 +VAT (£16.50 Inc. VAT) - You Save £2.99!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?AC-FREEZ7P)


Arctic Cooling Freezer Extreme

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To offer the enthusiast's market an ultimate CPU cooler for extreme overclocking, Freezer XTREME, a Extremely Quiet Twin Tower CPU cooler especially designed for gamers to fulfill their needs

Main Features:
Unmatched cooling performance - 160 Watts
Unique twin tower 102-fin heat sink design
Effective heat dissipation via 4 double-sided heatpipes
1 ultra quiet 120mm PWM fan
Patented fan holder eliminates the buzzing sounds
Voltage regulators and north bridge cooling
Pre-applied MX-2
6 Years Warranty

Price: £23.10 +VAT (£26.57 Inc. VAT) - You Save £4.80!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?AC-FRZXT)


Noctua SE1366 NH-U12P SE1366 Exclusive Dual Fan CPU Cooler, LGA1366 only

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Recommended by more than 100 leading international websites and magazines, the NH-U12P has become a benchmark in premium quality quiet cooling. The NH-U12P SE1366 is a special edition cooler for Intel Core i7 that includes the highly reliable, easy-to-use SecuFirm2? mounting system for LGA1366 as well as Noctua's pro-grade NT-H1 thermal compound and two NF-P12 120mm fans for superb quiet cooling performance on the Intel Core i7 CPU.

Price: £46.33 +VAT (£53.28 Inc. VAT) - You Save £6.16!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?NOC-NHU12P#)



Thermalright Ultra-120-1366RT eXtreme

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The Lastest version of the Ultra-120 Extreme bring support for the 1366 Intel CPU's (iI7) using a Stack of 52 pieces of aluminum fins cooling 6 Heatpipes connected to a Nickel Plated Base and as a added bonus the package now includes one of the Thermalright 1600 RPM Fluid Dynamic Bearing fans with one of the new 120mm plastic Fan Holders

Price: £44.10 +VAT (£50.72 Inc. VAT) - You Save £5.62!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?NOC-NHU12P#)



Akasa AK-975 Core 2 Duo / Quad Cooler

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Designed for Socket LGA 775 INTEL Core2Duo, Core2Quad and Pentium D The AK-975 is a low noise side blow cooler for desktop and integrated multimedia chassis. AK-975 uses U-shape heatpipe technology for rapid heat transfer and 38 aluminium fine fins for ultimate heat dissipation. The side mounted 7cm fan features Intel approved PWM technology to ensure efficient and quiet cooling. Two U-shape heatpipes PWM controlled fan providing efficient and lo-noise cooling Low profile Side blow airflow for desktop and media chassis Intel reference push pins for safe and easy retention Hi-grade thermal compound pre-applied

Features:
Socket LGA 775 designed for INTEL Core2Duo, Core2Quad and Pentium D
Twin U-shape heatpipes
PWM controlled fan provides efficient and low-noise cooling
38 aluminium fine fins for ultimate heat dissipation
Low profile design
Side blow airflow - ideal for desktop and media chassis
Intel reference push-pins for safe and easy retention
Pre-applied high-grade thermal compound
Heatsink dimension: 90(w) x 76(h) x 55(d)mm
Fan dimension: 70 x 70 x 15mm
Fan speed: 1000 - 3500 R.P.M.
Fan airflow: 5.43 - 26.49 CFM
Noise level: 17 ? 31 dB(A)

Price: £10.97 +VAT (£12.62 Inc. VAT) - You Save £3.24!

BUY NOW! (http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?AKA-975)

[system7]

Enjoyed reading that, Ritesh! :thumbs:

Very educational. You have a fine literary style. :cool:

( I thought Alt-F4 did something profound, couldn't resist it...lol )

[Amy]

Enjoyed reading that, Ritesh! :thumbs:

Very educational. You have a fine literary style. :cool:

( I thought Alt-F4 did something profound, couldn't resist it...lol )

Id like to offer the use of these: :stupid::opps:

[Ritesh]

Enjoyed reading that, Ritesh! :thumbs:

Very educational. You have a fine literary style. :cool:

( I thought Alt-F4 did something profound, couldn't resist it...lol )


GENIUS...that has made my day :jump:

[Duke]

The Xilence fans are great - got one of their 120mm ones and can't hear it at all :)

[146Kilos]

The Xilence fans are great - got one of their 120mm ones and can't hear it at all :)

They don't move a lot of air though in my opinion. Almost any fan is quiet if you slow it down so that it doesn't move much air. With these they are low air movers without being slowed down.

[GeordieNo1]

Akasa blue fans are more turquoise, word of warning ;)

[146Kilos]

I know the text is lifted from the manufacturers sites & Nova are not to blame, but how can the Arctic Cooling Freezer Extreme be unmatched (160Watts) when their own one above it does 200Watts and is £10 cheaper ? Does it cool a 160Watt CPU to a lower temperature than the one above & if so why is it not rated for 200Watts ?

[greeme]

Them bluefans look sexeh, they'd look right good in a antec 900:biggrin:

[kris2424]

I use them exact fans in the front of a 300 case ..... looks great!

[Advanced]

Thermalright Ultra-120-1366RT eXtreme looking very COOL there. :thumbs:

[system7]

I know the text is lifted from the manufacturers sites & Nova are not to blame, but how can the Arctic Cooling Freezer Extreme be unmatched (160Watts) when their own one above it does 200Watts and is £10 cheaper ? Does it cool a 160Watt CPU to a lower temperature than the one above & if so why is it not rated for 200Watts ?
Good point, 146Kilos. Got me thinking...:confused:

The AC Extreme was a disappointment over the regular AC7 as J2B will testify. Heatpipes are non-linear in performance and improve over a higher temperature gradient. You also can't be sure what exact coolant was used in each model. But with different fans, cooler, heatpipes and maybe even fan speeds and noise considerations, it's a very complex business. The Extreme looks more designed for low noise to me.

[I3R0K3N7FEET]

Akasa blue fans are more turquoise, word of warning ;)

HOLY THREAD REVIVAL

can someone confirm the above ^^

looking for something around 488-492nm please