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3R System iCEAGE Prima Boss CPU Cooler Review
Author: Rafael Otto Coelho
Type: Reviews Last Updated: October 15, 2009
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3R System iCEAGE Prima Boss (cont’d)
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The 120 mm fan is made of transparent plastic and has four blue LEDs. There are four small rubber pads between the fan and the heatsink, helping to absorb vibrations.



iCEAGE Prima Boss
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Figure 7: Fan.

In Figure 8, you can see the Prima Boss with the fan in place.
 
iCEAGE Prima Boss
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Figure 8: Installed fan.

The base surface of the cooler is formed by the heatpipes themselves, so they keep direct contact with the CPU.

iCEAGE Prima Boss
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Figure 9: Base.

There is an aluminum curved plate with the cooler. User manual calls it an airflow deflector but does not show how it must be installed.

iCEAGE Prima Boss
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Figure 10: Airflow deflector.

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