Gamdias has launched its new Boreas P1-720 Dual Fin-Stack CPU cooler.
The Gamdias Boreas P1-720 is designed to provide exceptional cooling power featuring a dual asymmetrical heat sink with 7 copper heat pipes and two high-performance PWM fans which work hand in hand to maintain low temperatures even under heavy loads. With an impressive TDP rating of 270 W the dual tower, configuration features two dense aluminium fins which provide a large surface area for heat dissipation. Further improving heat transfer capabilities is the optimized convex copper base design which offers seamless contact with the CPU surface.
With the premium cooling capabilities of the Boreas P1-720, Gamdias has also ensured for a premium look to further prove its high performance. The cooler is fully coated with an all-black finish and brushed aluminium finish which provides a very stylish and sleek look.
The Boreas P1-720 is equipped with two fans with one 135mm in the middle and one 120mm in the front which both provide high static pressure and air pressure of up to 84.2 CFM. The fans utilise a hydraulic bearing and PWM functions which allow the fans to reach speeds of up to 2000 RPM whilst also retaining low sound levels when those speeds aren’t needed.
The asymmetrical heat pipe design allows for much better VRM and RAM module compatibility with room for up to 60mm memory modules. The included socket is universal and supports the latest LGA 1700 as well as AM5.
Gamdias hasn’t revealed pricing or availability however you can learn more about the Gamdias P1-720 on the product page here.
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