An component of GIGABTYE’s CES sales space this 12 months was the best way the corporate is pushing the Aorus model into many various segments that it hasn’t traditionally performed in. We’ve seen Aorus reminiscence, Aorus storage, and now we’re getting Aorus CPU cooling. The ATC800 is the subsequent step in GIGABYTE’s world domination – a large tower cooler with loads of heatpipes and RGB.
The ATC800 has six direct contact 6mm nickel plated copper heatpipes that attain into aluminum fins that are cooled by two followers in a push-pull association. A plastic shroud covers the followers and the highest of the cooler, with the highest of the cooler adorned with an Aorus emblem in RGB in addition to a temperature/RPM meter (which isn’t the identical factor, however for some purpose it’s right here). Both followers are additionally full RGB, and anticipated to synchronize with GIGABYTE motherboard software program.
Socket compatibility consists of 115x, 1366, 2011, 2066, AM4, FM2+, and AM3, and all related sockets therein. The apparent socket disregarded there may be TR4, due to its completely different necessities. The full weight of the cooler is simply over 1 kg (2.2 lbs), with the fan air stream rated from 14.05 to 51.70 CFM at 0.18 to 2.00 mm H2O stress for a 18-31 dBA fan noise degree. The followers might be managed by PWM or DC, with 4-pin headers for the followers and a USB 2.Zero connection for the LED management. Total energy consumption of the cooler is rated at 1.44W. GIGABYTE recommends reminiscence modules a most of 43mm when used with the cooler.
GIGABYTE charges the cooler at 200W TDP, which satisfies all of the programs for which it’s succesful, together with the Core i9-9900Okay, nevertheless there is likely to be some thermal limits when overclocked. Pricing was not revealed – we’d anticipate to see extra data between now and Computex. The product is anticipated to be accessible later this month or early May in North America.
Source: TechPowerUp / XanXoGaming
