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Review: Asus Silent Knight fan
A stylish-looking fan fromm Asus
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Verdict
Overall Not quiet enough to put in a silent PC, but it’s a
stylish way to keep your dual core cool
Simon Crisp,
Personal Computer World
07 Feb 2007
The Silent Knight fan supports a wide range of CPUs, from Intel’s sockets 478
and 775 and AMD’s AM2, 939, 940 and 754 sockets, but you’ll have to do some
careful sizing up if you have a smaller case as it measures 115x140x110mm.
Six copper heatpipes and 128 copper plates cool down the CPU. It’s designed
in two halves, with a quiet, slide-bearing, 92mm fan lit by a blue LED.
The design is such that should the fan fail, you can easily replace it. A
plate needs to be screwed to the underside of the board to install the fan, but
the clear instruction manual helps.
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