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    Arctic Alpine 7 Pro and GT released

    Posted on Sunday, December 30 2007 @ 22:31:51 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Arctic Cooling unveiled two new cheap processor coolers for Intel chips: the Alpine 7 Pro and Alpine 7 GT.

    Alpine 7 Pro features:
  • Optimized Heatsink Design
  • 92 mm PWM Fan
  • Low Noise Impeller
  • Patented Vibration Absorption
  • Patented Fan Holder eliminates the Humming Noise
  • Pre-applied High Performance Thermal Compound
  • Easy Installation via Intel Push Pins
    • Alpine 7 GT features:
  • Optimized Heatsink Design
  • 80 mm PWM Fan
  • Ultra Low Noise Impeller
  • Patented Fan Holder eliminates the Humming Noise
  • Pre-applied High Performance Thermal Compound
  • Easy Installation via Intel Push Pins
  • Value Price
    • The Alpine 7 Pro costs 10.95EUR ($15.95) and the Alpine 7 GT 8.45EUR ($12.45)


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