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Its first four entries to this market use dual- and triple fan radiators, and Mystic Light.
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Its first four entries to this market use dual- and triple fan radiators, and Mystic Light.
So rebadged NZXT models, rather than rebadged asetek. It is possible to fit a pump in a 120mm radiator, for example the NZXT kraken M22
Is it just coincidence, or are they being released just in time for the new Intel '125w' parts due imminently?
A three-phase motor running on DC, are they sure about that?Quote:
Originally Posted by HEXUS
Water pumps tend to use AC motors, with the AC provided by solid-state wizardry included in the pump. The rotor is a permanent magnet that's fully flooded by the coolant, so you don't need to seal a rotating shaft. Even fans are AC these days, commutators are pretty rare in PCs (one less thing to wear out, and the lack of conductive dust given off is desirable)Quote:
Originally Posted by Friesiansam
Rather than three-phase, Might they just mean one with pre-set Low, Medium and High modes?Quote:
Originally Posted by Friesiansam