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Packaging and contents
I am better pleased with the packaging of the Buffalo than that of the Transformer 4 we tested a few weeks ago. The T4 was packed in a blister packaging that was not fun to open. This cooler is shipped in a simpler box type container. The black and red really looks good here. The front of the box has a full image of the Buffalo cooler. The sides each show features and specifications of the cooler and pictures of the proper way to install the cooler.
Specifications
| Overall Dimension : | 110 x 72 x 142.7 mm |
| DC Fan Size : | 100 x 100 x 25 mm |
| Base Material : | Heat Pipe |
| Bearing Type : | Ever Lubricate Bearing (Long Life bearing) |
| Speed : | 1800 ±10% RPM |
| Noise Level : | <23 dBA |
| Rated Voltage : | 12 V |
| Weight : | 500 g |
Features
| • | HPFI7-10025:For intel core i7(NEW UP DATE) |
| • | Compatible for all kinds of high-end CPU version. |
| • | Dual Ø6 heat pipe cooler with high thermal conductive technology and special welding techniques enable seamless connections between fins and pipes. |
| • | By using 10cm fan with more strong air flow and quiet. |
| • | Easy to install for all users. |
| • | Bullfight design to make it unique and characteristic. |
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