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NO. Ice Sword V90 CPU Cooler 2 Heat Pipes 1155 1700 AM3 AM4
A compact air cooler with two copper heat pipes, a hydraulic-bearing fan running at 1800 rpm and 29 dBA noise, fitting Intel 1155 and 1700 plus AMD AM3 and AM4 sockets
- Quiet 29 dB operation with hydraulic bearing fan
- Dual copper heat pipes move heat efficiently
- Fits Intel 1155 and 1700 plus AMD AM3 and AM4
- 40 000-hour rated lifespan for long-term reliability
- 1 800 RPM speed balances airflow and noise
Ice Sword V90 CPU Cooler
The NO. Ice Sword V90 is an air CPU cooler built with two copper heat pipes and a hydraulic-bearing fan. It fits Intel sockets 1155 and 1700 as well as AMD sockets AM3 and AM4. The unit uses copper aluminium bonding for heat transfer and runs at a rated speed of 1800 RPM with a listed noise level of 29 dBA.
Suitability check
This cooler suits builders assembling or refreshing systems on the listed Intel and AMD platforms who want a compact twin pipe design with adjustable mounting angles. It is not suited for sockets outside the 1155 1700 AM3 AM4 group or for workloads that demand higher thermal capacity than a dual pipe air cooler can deliver.
Deciding specification
The cooler provides two heat pipes and a fan rated for 40000 hours of service life at 1800 RPM. That pipe count and fan endurance figure are the primary indicators of whether the thermal headroom matches the intended processor and case airflow.
Highlights
- Quiet 29 dB operation with hydraulic bearing fan
- Dual copper heat pipes move heat efficiently
- Fits Intel 1155 and 1700 plus AMD AM3 and AM4
- 40 000-hour rated lifespan for long-term reliability
- 1 800 RPM speed balances airflow and noise
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which version of the Ice Sword V90 should I choose?
The Ice Sword V90 is offered as a single 2 heat pipe colorful version compatible with sockets 1155, 1700, AM3 and AM4.
What does the 1800 speed figure mean once the cooler is installed?
The fan runs at up to 1800 RPM, moving air through the dual copper heat pipes while keeping noise around 29 dB.
How does the hydraulic bearing affect long-term use?
The hydraulic bearing is rated for 40000 hours of operation, providing quiet performance over an extended service life.
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