Cool Drive 6 from Cooler Master

Author: Gabriel Torres Date: October 14, 2004 - 8:51 AM PST Category: Cooling More Info: http://www.coolermaster.com/index.php?LT=english&Language_s=2&url_plac... Real-time pricing for StarTech FAN478 Pentium 4 Heatsink And Fan for P4 Pga478 Electronics FAN478 StarTech Pga478 Amazon: $14.97 eCost: $13.99 Buy.com: $15.21 J & R: $14.99 Cooler Master has just released the new version of their HDD cooling solution: Cool Drive 6. With a LCD display and multimedia buttons, this unit promises to cool down you hard drive chassis from 51º C (123.8º F) to 36º C (96.8º F). It uses a 40 mm fan to pull cold air from outside the case to cool down the hard disk. The complete specs are the following: All aluminum case Integrated 40mm blower, bottom and front panel venting for total HDD cooling CoolDrive 6 software interface for easier monitor and control (Windows/MacOS) Supports 4 fans and monitors temperatures through sensors for complete control. Temperature, speed and HDD alarm. User friendly front pannel LCD and controls Available in silver and black models. Dimension: 150 x 43 x 208 mm Temperature monitor range: 10º C-90º C (50º C-122º F) Power Input: 12V/ 1.5A +/- 5%; 5V/ 0.5A +/- 5% Fan Output: <5V – 12V/ 1.5A Print Version | Send to Friend | | Bookmark Article

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