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Sunday, September 13, 2009

Thermalright Unveils MUX-120 LGA-1156 CPU Cooler







Thermalright today rolled out its mid-range CPU cooler offering exclusive to Intel's newest socket, LGA-1156. The Thermalright >>MUX-120<<, like most other coolers from the firm sports the trademark tower design consisting on a CPU block from which arise four 6 mm heatpipes, conveying heat to an aluminum fin array with 48 fins. The heatsink part measures 133 x 38 x 160 mm (L x W x H), and weighs 670 g (1.47 lbs). Bundled with it areThermalright's X-Silent 120 mm fan (1200 rpm, 23.5 dBA max, and 41.8 CFM), a tube of ChillFactor 2 thermal compound, and the necessary retention parts. At the moment the cooler only supports LGA-1156, though it is believed that a future version of the MUX-120 will include support for other sockets. Although pricing isn't announced, a competitive one is expected to be set.

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Thermalright to Ship LGA1156 Bolt-Thru-Kit Soon



Thermalright has prepared its LGA1156 Bolt-Thru-Kit and you may expect it available on the market pretty soon. The owners of Thermalright coolers just need to change for the new kit so that they can work with Intel Core i5/i7 platform.

Thermalright LGA1156 kit will start to retail for RMB60 (US$8.8) in China.



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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme Rev.B





As you can see, the heatsink has a small hole and the company claims the new design can deliver slightly better cooling performance (1-2℃).



Just as the older version, the base is not strictly flat.




Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme Rev.B is now available in China for RMB530 (including the fan)which is around US$79

If you want the heatsink and three sets of brackets, you’ll just need to pay $72.95.

Source : expreview