Super Gigabyte cooler shows up in Tokyo

Gigabyte at Akiba PC watch

By INQUIRER staff

Sun Jan 18 2004, 19:29

A GIGABYTE COOLER for both the 478 (Intel) and 754 (AMD) chips has started appearing in shops in Akihabara, said PC Watch.

The "Cooler Pro" has fans blwoing in two directions and heat pipes to conduct away super hot emissions. The fan include a blue LED to show how everything is cooking, or cooling and adjustable speeds of between 2,000 and 4,000 revs per minute.

PC Watch points to the Gigabyte Japan site for the detailed specs - its own site is here, while a pic of the Cooler Pro is here. An English version is here

It's expected to ship in February. µ

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