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GlacialTech launches Igloo 6200 series CPU coolers for LGA2011 socket
GlacialTech has launched their latest Igloo 6200 CPU coolers for the Intel LGA2011 socket. It is compatible ...

GlacialTech have launched their latest Igloo 6200 CPU coolers for the Intel LGA2011 socket. It is compatible with Core i7-3930K as well as all other Sandy Bridge-E CPUs. The unique design provides good cooling effect to the components around the CPU. GlacialTech Igloo 6200 is designed exclusively to reduce noise generated from the cooling fan. GlacialTech has launched its latest Igloo 6200 Series CPU coolers for 130 watts Intel LGA2011 CPUs. The unique design of four ways flow paths provides good cooling effect to the components around the CPU.![A chunky yet, lightweight cooler]()
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A chunky yet, lightweight cooler
The pricing for the new models are as follows:
The Igloo 6200 CPU Cooler is lightweight and consumes less electricity. The actual heatsink is made from a high quality aluminium alloy, which helps transfer heat from the CPU more efficiently. The 95mm high density fan is capable of moving a good amount of air without it getting too noisy. The PWM version can move a maximum of 36CFM with decibel reading of only 35. Also, the PWM version has the unique opportunity of increasing the RPM as the load on the CPU increases. GlacialTech has launched different versions of the CPU, so it can fit the needs of everyone, with the standard version (with the fixed fan speed) offering the best price vs performance ratio. The heatsink is not too heavy as well so there isn’t any undue strain on the motherboard and thanks to the thumbscrews, it’s very easy to install as well. You can have a look at the specifications down below.- Igloo 6200 light, standard - Rs.490
- Igloo 6200 PWM - Rs.540
- Igloo 6200 CU light, standard - Rs.590
- Igloo 6200 CU PWM - Rs.640

Good set of specifications
First Published:Mar 03, 2012, 11:03:06 IST
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