Nanoxia Hyperflow waterblock released

Posted on Friday, June 27 2008 @ 19:36 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Nanoxia has released a new waterblock for Intel and AMD processors, it's called Nanoxia HyperFlow and it features a pure copper base with brass cover. The 10mm high polished copper base features very accurate CNC milled cooling channels which provide optimized fluid flow and heat dissipation. The copper base and brass cover are sealed by a long life O-ring. The cooler structure and pipe connectors are designed for very low fluid resistance. The HyperFlow CPU cooler is mounted by using existing mainboard mounting holes and the included screws/springs.

The Nanoxia Hyperflow UVP has a MSRP of 74.90EUR.



Features

  • Made in Germany - developed, designed and produced in germany 
  • High Quality - manufactured with latest CNC technology for abolute precision 
  • Perfect Flow - optimized fluid flow and maximum flow rate 
  • Speedchannel-Structure - best possible heat dissipation by reduzed laminar barrier 
  • Large Heat Sink - perfect for all current and upcoming Intel and AMD multi-core processors 
  • Optimized Surface - glas beaded surface for an expanded heat dissipation area 
  • Best Materials – high grade materials only
  • Easy Assembly - user friendly universal mounting kit for easy installation 
  • LGA 775 Pre-Mounted – ready for action for all Intel socket 775. (mounting kits for AMD 754/939/940, AMD-K7 and Intel P3/P4-478 sold seperately) 

Specifications

  • Dimensions Cooler (LxWxH): 50x55x23mm
  • Weight: approx. 600 g
  • Connectors: G 1/4 inch thread 
  • Compatibility: Intel LGA775 (Mounting kit included), AMD Sockel 754/939/940/K7, Intel P3/P4-478 (optional mounting kits available


About the Author

Thomas De Maesschalck

Thomas has been messing with computer since early childhood and firmly believes the Internet is the best thing since sliced bread. Enjoys playing with new tech, is fascinated by science, and passionate about financial markets. When not behind a computer, he can be found with running shoes on or lifting heavy weights in the weight room.



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