Acidtears33
09-18-2007, 05:19 PM
After a little teasing time Akasa has finally unveiled its newest CPU cooler, the Revo. Powered by thermodynamic ‘bubble-pump’ technology the Revo promises noiseless cooling and high thermal performance.
“We saw the potential in this new technology right away”, says Adrian Young, Marketing Director of Akasa. “It’s quieter than heatpipe coolers, cooler than conventional heatsinks, and easier to fit—and safer—than watercoolers. This technology could revolutionize CPU cooling”
With Revo's system heat is transported rapidly by a dual-component fluid along a hermetically sealed circuit to an aluminum radiator with hundreds of fine-fins. Eight multiports, each with eight capillary tubes, evenly distributes heat throughout the radiator where it is dispersed by cool air from a 92mm fan operating at 600 to 2200 RPM.
The Revo weights only 330g, and can be easily fitted tool-free on Intel LGA775, AMD socket 939, 940, 754 and AM2. Retail availability is yet to be announced.
http://www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?shownews=16102&catid=2
“We saw the potential in this new technology right away”, says Adrian Young, Marketing Director of Akasa. “It’s quieter than heatpipe coolers, cooler than conventional heatsinks, and easier to fit—and safer—than watercoolers. This technology could revolutionize CPU cooling”
With Revo's system heat is transported rapidly by a dual-component fluid along a hermetically sealed circuit to an aluminum radiator with hundreds of fine-fins. Eight multiports, each with eight capillary tubes, evenly distributes heat throughout the radiator where it is dispersed by cool air from a 92mm fan operating at 600 to 2200 RPM.
The Revo weights only 330g, and can be easily fitted tool-free on Intel LGA775, AMD socket 939, 940, 754 and AM2. Retail availability is yet to be announced.
http://www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?shownews=16102&catid=2