Three sets of clips to tackle K7, K8, P4, and LGA775 processors. The Gigabyte G-Power Pro heatsink comes with Performing K8 heatsinks at its slowest fan speed. When compared to Gigabyte's past entries into the heatsink field (ie.ģD-Cooler, 3D-Rocket, and NeonCooler), the G-Power Pro is among the best Noise levelsįrom the 1700-3200RPM fan vary from 50-72 dBA according to our sound measurements. Of a low noise heatsink, but that isn't entirely the situation. The Gigabyte G-Power Pro has the appearance The fan itself has vented side slits to reduce turbulence, and The whole package that users with case windows mayĪppreciate. Heatsinks' large 110mm diameter translucent blue fan is illuminated withįour very bright blue LEDs from below, giving a vibrant look to
Materials: Stacked aluminum fins, copper heatpipesĬompatible with Sockets: 462/478/754/939/940
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Given the various mounting mechanisms, the manual certainly comes in Heatsink comes with all the necessary mounting clips, Gigabyte's LGA775RM retentionįrame, a 3.5" bay fan speed controller, thermal compound and printed instructionīooklet. The entire unit is nickel platedįor a uniform silver appearance and for oxidation resistance. The Gigabyte 'GH-PDU21-MF' G-Power Pro heatsink isĬomprised of a copper CPU block joined via four nickel-plated copper heatpipes to anĮlevated section of stacked aluminum fins. Though FrostyTech would suggest it is perhaps best suited to CPUs with Integrated Gigabyte G-Power Pro can be used with every current and past socket-mounted processor The heatsink is designed to work onĪMD Athlon64 socket 754/939/940, Intel Pentium 4 socket 775/478, and AMD K7 socket 462/A/370 processors. The Gigabyte G-Power Pro heatsink is a radical design that works very well at medium to highįan speeds.
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