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Corsair Announces CPU Cooler, GPU Cooling Bracket

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By DE Editors  

January 6, 2015

Corsair, a provider of high-performance PC hardware, has unveiled the Hydro Series H110i GT CPU cooler and HG10 N780 GPU (graphics processing unit) cooling bracket.

The H110i GT pairs two 140mm fans with a 140 x 322 mm radiator to cool the CPU during processor-intensive applications or for quiet operation. It features a new generation, high-efficiency cooling block and is completely self-contained. It supports Intel LGA 115x, 1366, 2011 and AMD AM2, AM3, FM1 and FM2 CPUs.

The GPU cooling bracket enables users to adapt a Hydro Series liquid cooler to a NVIDIA GeForce GPU. It is compatible with GTX 770, 780, 780 Ti, Titan and Titan Black graphics cards. When combined with the liquid cooler, it can reduce the GPU's temperature by up to 45º C (113º F). It also helps cool the GPU's main processor and VRAM and VRMs, extending machine life, the company states.

Both devices will available in February.

For more information, visit Corsair.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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