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Dynatron
An 80 mm dual-ball-bearing fan on a copper skived-fin heatsink cools socket 2011 CPUs up to 95 W in 1U servers
The Dynatron R18 is a low-profile air cooler built for 1U rackmount servers using Intel Sandy Bridge EP/EX processors on socket 2011. It combines a copper heatsink with skived fins and an 80 mm dual-ball-bearing fan mounted vertically to fit the tight vertical clearance of 1U chassis. The unit weighs 480 g and ships with Shin-Etsu G751 thermal compound pre-applied.
Speed, airflow and noise are governed by a 4-pin PWM connector operating at 12 V. At 20 % duty cycle the fan runs at 1000 RPM delivering 6.5 CFM at 21.5 dBA; at 50 % it reaches 3500 RPM for 11.2 CFM at 43.0 dBA; at 100 % it spins to 6000 RPM producing 19.1 CFM at 55.8 dBA. Corresponding power draw rises from .6 W through 3.84 W to 14.4 W, while static pressure climbs from 2.27 mm-H2O to 18.56 mm-H2O and 54.5 mm-H2O across the same steps.
The heatsink uses copper skived fins aligned parallel to system airflow, a construction that maximises fin density in the 15 mm fan depth. Vertical mounting directs air straight through the fin stack toward the chassis exhaust, which suits front-to-back server airflow but does not suit tower cases with top-mounted exhaust. The cooler is rated for CPUs up to 95 W; builders needing higher thermal capacity or a backplate for board-level mounting must look elsewhere.
| Brand | Dynatron |
|---|---|
| Model | R18 |
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan & Heatsinks |
| Fan Size | 80mm |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| RPM | At Duty Cycle 20%: 1000 RPM, At Duty Cycle 50%: 3500 RPM, At Duty Cycle 100%: 6000 RPM |
| Air Flow | At Duty Cycle 20%: 6.5 CFM, At Duty Cycle 50%: 11.2 CFM, At Duty Cycle 100%: 19.1 CFM |
| Noise Level | At Duty Cycle 20%: 21.5 dBA, At Duty Cycle 50%: 43.0 dBA, At Duty Cycle 100%: 55.8 dBA |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Heatsink Material | Copper Heatsink with Skiving Fins |
| Fan Mounting Types to Heatsink | Vertical |
| Fan Dimensions | 80 x 80 x 15 mm |
| Weight | 480g |
| Features | Intel Sandy Bridge EP/EX Processors for socket 2011 1U Server Solution: 1U Solution Rated Voltage: 12 V Power: At Duty Cycle 20%: 0.6 W At Duty Cycle 50%: 3.84 W At Duty Cycle 100%: 14.4 W Air Pressure: At Duty Cycle 20%: 2.27 mm-H2O At Duty Cycle 50%: 18.56 mm-H2O At Duty Cycle 100%: 54.5 mm-H2O *Note: Support CPU Power up to 95 Watts Pre-print thermal compound Shin-Etsu G751 Fin direction paralleled to system airflow RoHS Compliance Backplate is not included. |
| Shipping weight | 0.51 kg |
| Package size | 137 × 117 × 51 mm |
The copper skived-fin heatsink and 80 mm dual-ball fan move 6.5 CFM at 21.5 dBA (20 % duty), 11.2 CFM at 43 dBA (50 %) or 19.1 CFM at 55.8 dBA (100 %), with static pressure up to 54.5 mm-H₂O, keeping Socket 2011 CPUs within thermal limits.
The 4-pin connector feeds 12 V and PWM duty-cycle signals; at 20 % duty the fan runs at 1000 RPM drawing 0.6 W, at 50 % it reaches 3500 RPM and 3.84 W, and at 100 % it spins 6000 RPM consuming 14.4 W.
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