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Liquid cooling system Eisbaer LT 92

31.08.2020

Alphacool introduced the Eisbaer LT 92 liquid cooling system designed for small computers. It can be considered a lighter version of the classic Eisbaer LT, devoid of quick couplings for positioning purposes and supplied with hoses only 25 cm long.

Despite the small size of the copper radiator, equal to 134 x 90 x 30 mm, LSS provides sufficient cooling even for powerful processors. The DC-LT pump, running at 2600 rpm, generates a flow of 70 l/h. It is combined with a copper water block into a block with dimensions of 69 x 69 x 39 mm.

Complete mounts provide compatibility with AMD processors AM4, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2, 939, FM2+, FM2, FM1, G34 and 940, as well as Intel processors LGA 2066, 115x, 755, 2011-3, 2011 , 1366 and 1200.

The Eisbaer LT 92 uses hoses and fittings from the Enterprise Solution series, which are more reliable and kink resistant. Fans are not included.

The price of the novelty is 73,09 euros.

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