Unmatched thermal performance.
Condenser footprint: 126×305 mm2
The cooler Taurus 240 is for those who want to go Beyond. Using a condenser with two fans, it guarantees unmatched performance for extreme applications, such as gaming, 3D animations, cryptocurrency mining and the most complex scientific calculations.
150,00 €
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NF-P12 redux-1700 PWM
• Dimensions: 120x120x25 mm
• RPM: 1700
• Noise level: 25.1 dbA
• Air flow rate: 120.3 m3/h
• Static pressure: 2.83 mmH2O
• Connector: 4-pin PWM
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Socket INTEL: LGA 1200, 115X
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Socket AMD: AM4
The cooler Taurus 240 has been tested against one of the most difficult processing units to cool down: Intel i9 9900K overclocked at 4.9 Ghz.
The data show how the Taurus 240 is able to maintain the CPU temperature at 71 °C when the absorbed package power is 170 W.
– Clean the CPU.
– Place the thermal paste on the CPU.
– Note: the selection and the placement of the thermal paste on the CPU has a significant impact on the overall thermal performance, regardless of the heat sink.
– Connect the fan connector(s) to the pin(s) on the motherboard.
Place the condenser underneath the case grid and fix it with four screws (M3x8).
Insert the screws M3x30 through the holes of the evaporator and motherboard, and fix them with the nuts. Be sure to tighten them equally.
– Once the evaporator is fixed to the CPU and motherboard, you are ready to go.
– During the entire procedure, be sure that none of the flexible tubes are too bent or chocked, that may be detrimental for the performance.
– Overclocking the CPU is definitely encouraged with Taurus240, but be careful in doing it with Taurus120, which is designed for less stressful conditions.
