Cooler Master has two new budgetkoelers to his range processorkoelers added. The cheapest of the two coolers, the Blizzard T2, with a 92mm fan supplied; and the slightly more expensive has a 120mm fan.
The Blizzard T2 is equipped with two copper heatpipes that if an open loop is configured. The ends of the heatpipes make direct contact with the processor and give up their heat to the aluminum cooling fins. The included fan has a diameter of 92 millimeters, runs at 2200rpm and produces thereby 30dBA. The cooler weighs in at 248 grams, with another 92 grams for the fan weighs a total of 340 grams. The Blizzard T2 is suitable for all current processor sockets and cost 15 euro.
The Hyper T4 is 25 euro more expensive, but offers a larger fan of 120mm in diameter. The number of heatpipes is with four pieces remained, but the contact method, with the ‘loops’ on the processor, is different. The cooler is the 120mm fan to accomoderen, larger and also heavier; the Hyper T4 weighs 448 grams. The fan is regulated, it runs at 600 to 1800rpm and produces thereby a 15.1 to 31.6 dBA. Both coolers should be at the end of this month.
