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Compact cooler ID-COOLING IS-40v3

22.07.2016

Compact CPU coolers are experiencing a peak in popularity today, as many build Mini-ITX systems for themselves. Thanks to the development of modern processor architectures, such systems allow not only performing simple office work, but also playing video of any format, as well as playing games, albeit not with the maximum level of graphics settings. ID-COOLING has introduced a new solution for owners of thin cases.

The cooler with the simple name IS-40v3 is interesting in that its height does not exceed 45 millimeters, that is, it is compatible with almost any thin HTPC-class case - as long as there is an air intake grill at the cooler installation site or at least 10-15 millimeters of additional space . The body of the IS-40v3 heat sink is pierced by four heat pipes with a diameter of 6 millimeters, which are in direct contact with the CPU cover.

The cooler is equipped with a 92 x 15 fan with a rotation speed of 600-2500 rpm and a maximum performance of 44,3 CFM at a static pressure of 3,24 mm of water column. The noise level varies from 14 to 33 dBA. Using a standard fan allows ID-COOLING IS-40v3 to successfully cool processors with a TDP up to 100 watts.

The novelty weighs only 310 grams with dimensions of 101 x 93 x 45 millimeters. It is compatible with Intel LGA 115x and AMD AM2/3/FM1/FM2 platforms.

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