Corsair Launched H70 Hydro Series CPU-FAN Cooler in India , Cooler Master with its new series of CPU fan , Review and Specifications

Corsair or launched announced in India the Corsair Hydro Series H70 ultra-performance CPU-FAN cooler, which is designed to provide an extremely high efficient cooling system solution for Intel® and AMD processors.

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Key Features and Specification

1. Copper cold plate

2. Radiator material made of Aluminum

3. 2 x 120mm @ 2000rpm / 1600rpm fan speed

4. Pre-filled, closed-loop system is easy to install

5. Copper CPU cooling plate for maximum cooling performance

6. Integrated pump and reservoir is sealed for zero maintenance and improved leakage protection

7. Large, double-thick 120mm radiator for outstanding heat dissipation

8. High-performance, twin 120mm fans offer outrageous airflow in push-pull configuration

9. Included step-down adapters let you customize your fan speed for low noise or high performance.

Price of The Corsair Hydro Series H70 is  Rs. 14,950

GlacialTech Launches Igloo Alaska PWM CPU Cooler

GlacialTech has announced the launches the latest advanced CPU cooling solution,the IGLOO Alaska PWM CPU Cooler, which is a very cost effective and useful way to keep CPU cool.

An ultimate light weight, low cost CPU cooler also supports the multiple platform with extreme cooling solution which supports the Intel LGA775 /1156/ 1366 & AMD AM2 / AM3 CPUs is incredible.

Features and Specification of GlacialTech

1. Six 6 mm high performance heat pipes with nickel coating

2. Fins with breathing effect

3. Copper base

4. High efficiency axial fan with PWM function

5. Multi-platforms (Intel LGA775, 1156, 1366, AMD AM2, AM3)

6. Speed PWM – 700 (±300) ~1600 (±250) rpm

7. Dimension  – 120 × 120 × 25 mm

8. Dimension  – 130(W)x101(L)x156(H) mm

9. Weight – 750 gms

10. The Glacialtech IGLOO Alaska PWM CPU Cooler supports both of Intel LGA775 /1156/ 1366 & AMD AM2 / AM3 CPUs.

Corsair Launches Air Series A50 and A70 CPU Cooling Units

Crossair, had introduced the New Corsair CPU Cooling Air FAN Series A70 and A50 high-performance CPU coolers, which are perfectly compatible with all current CPU socket designs, including Intel LGA775, LGA1156, and LGA1366, and AMD Socket AM2, AMD Socket AM2+ and Socket AM3.

This New Corsair CPU Cooling Air FAN Series A70 and A50 high-performance CPU coolers for Intel i5 processor, Intel i3 processor, Intel i7 processor, amd phenom ii x4, amd phenom ii x6. etc

Corsair A70 CPU Cooler

The Air Series A70 CPU Cooler utilizes four direct-contact 8mm copper heat pipes, integrated into a highly-polished aluminum base placed directly on the CPU for maximum heat dissipation.

Two dual-speed 120mm fans, arranged in a “Push-Pull” configuration, are attached to the all-aluminum cooling fin assembly with noise- and vibration-reducing rubber mounts. The result is superior cooling performance with minimal fan noise.

Features

• Compatible with Intel and AMD systems
• Four 8mm copper direct-contact heatpipes
• Aluminum fins
• Low-noise, low-vibration 120mm fans mounted on rubber studs
• Selectable 1,600 or 2,000RPM allows you to select the cooling performance you want
• Two-year warranty

Corsair A50 CPU Cooler

The Corsair Cooling Air Series A50 CPU Cooler employs a compact design with three 8mm heat pipes integrated into a base placed in direct contact with the CPU. The A50 uses a single 120mm cooling fan with rubber mounts to reduce noise and vibration.

The superior engineering of the Air Series A50 makes it dramatically outperform your CPU’s stock heatsink: three 8mm copper heatpipes directly contact your CPU and instantly pull heat up into the aluminum cooling fins. A 120mm fan, mounted on rubber studs to reduce noise and vibration, quietly draws cool air through the fins.

Features

• Compatible with Intel and AMD systems
• Three 8mm copper direct-contact heatpipes
• Aluminum fins
• Low-noise, low-vibration 120mm fan mounted on rubber studs
• Selectable 1,600 or 2,000RPM fan allows you to select the cooling performance you want
• Two-year warranty

Price and Availability

The Corsair Air Series A70 is available in India for Rs. 3,500 while the A50 CPU Cooler unit is is priced for Rs. 4,000 and are supplied with a Two Year limited warranty, and are backed up by Corsair’s legendary customer service and technical support.

Antec Launches KÜHLER Box CPU Coolers Featuring 120mm Fan

Antec has today announced the global availability of its brand new line of CPU coolers with the Antec KÜHLER Box CPU cooler that provides users with an assortment of options when selecting an optimal CPU cooling solution.

The Antec KÜHLER Box CPU cooler (picture above)  is symmetrical and rotatable 90 degree, 180 degree and 270 degree in order to coordinate seamlessly with interior airflow, and offers a powerful choice for cooling high-powered builds.

“Most innovations in CPU cooling were designed to fit bulky and unmanageable heatpipe-based air coolers into a chassis,” said Scott Richards, senior vice president of Antec. “The new KÜHLER line of CPU coolers alter this thought process and offer users diverse cooling solutions to handle each individual user’s needs, helping to ensure better performance and improved system cooling.”

The Antec KÜHLER Box CPU cooler models can be mounted easily on the leading desktop processor sockets, including LGA 1366, 1156, 775 and AMD sockets AM3, AM2+, and are compatible with Intel Core i7, Core i5 and AMD Phenom II processors.

IN addition, the KÜHLER Box CPU cooler come with an easy-installation kit, featuring an included mini-wrench for simple, fast and frustration-free set-up.

Antec’s Antec KÜHLER line of high-performance CPU coolers is the first to offer this kit as an included component.

The Antec KÜHLER Box CPU Cooler is available for $59.95 (Rs. 2,750) through major retailers, e-tailers and distributors and is backed by Antec’s Quality 2-Year (AQ2) Limited Warranty. There is no news about its release in India market as yet.

Cooler Master Launches V6GT CPU Coolers With Double-V Heatpipe Design

The new Cooler Master V6GT CPU Cooling Unit packs a range of great features as standard, such as the use of a Double-V heatpipe design, twin 120mm DynaLoop PWM fans, a built in LED strip on the top and of course support for multiple CPU sockets.

The fans used on the Cooler Master V6GT CPU cooler uses a new type of bearings known as DynaLoop which extends the life of the bearings to 40,000hrs. The new wave shaped fan blades increases the airflow while maintaining an even air pressure which leads to less fan noise.

Both fans also features PWM fan control which further helps reduce the noise from the fans when the CPU is idle or under a low load. The fans are also easy to install and remove thanks to a new tool-free snap-on fan cover.

Cooler Master CPU cooler models can be mounted easily on the leading desktop processor sockets, including LGA 1366, 1156, 775 and AMD sockets AM3, AM2+, and are compatible with Intel Core i7, Core i5 and AMD Phenom II processors.

The fans operate at between 800 and 2200rpm and produce an airflow of 34 to 94 CFM per fan, yet the noise level is only a mere 15 to 38dBA.

The Cooler Master V6GT manages to combine great looks with great performance. It builds on Cooler Masters famous V-series of coolers. The top of the V6GT has been equipped with a cover that houses an LED light strip and you can set the colour to blue, red or purple by simply adjusting the “engine oil cap” dial on the top of the cooler.

Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus CPU Cooler Review , Specification

Succeeding the popular Hyper 212, the Hyper 212 Plus carries on the legacy of providing a great balance of performance and noise level during high and low speed operations.

Hyper 212 Plus is Cooler Master's first cooler to be equipped with an all-in-one mounting solution that includes LGA 1156 and 1366. Direct Contact heat-pipe is now also utilized in this latest update.

Features and Specification

CPU Socket Supported by Cooler Master 212 plus are Intel®: Sandy Bridge 1155, Socket LGA1366 / 1156 / 775, AMD™: Socket AM3 / AM2 / AM2+.

CPU or Processor Supported by Cooler Master 212 Plus are Intel®: Core™ i7 Extreme / Core™ i7 / Core™2 Extreme / Core™2 Quad / Core™2 Duo / Pentium® / Celeron®

AMD™: Phenom™ II X4 / Phenom™ II X3 / Phenom™ X4 / Phenom™ X3 / Athlon™ X2 / Athlon™ / Sempron™

Dimension of Cooler Master 212 is : 120 x 79.7 x 158.5 mm (L x W x H) , Heat Sink Material is made up of Aluminum fin, there are 4 Heat Pipes 4 pcs, Fan Speed 600 - 2000 R.P.M. (PWM).

Sweeping

The new administration has got to raise revenue and reduce costs. I figure they need all the help they can get. I make the following suggestions for increasing revenue starting with the most obvious and least controversial.

           'Sin taxes' always receive public approval and approbation. No one would object to increasing the duties on tobacco and alcohol. Anguillians consume far too much alcohol, anyway. It would be a significant health measure just to triple the duty on spirits, wines and beer. Tobacco is hardly a problem in Anguilla. Increased excise duty will make it even less so. And, don't forget lapdancing salons, cockpits, and dogfight rings. No more turning a blind eye to the main chance to maximise revenue!

           Collect property tax from the thousands of householders who have refused to pay it. Do not forget the fines associated with late payment. There is no need to prosecute everyone, an example of one or two prominent citizens should result in a flood of homeowners rushing to pay up. Perhaps, the Hon Mr Hubert Hughes can volunteer to be the guinea pig? That would be a real show of leadership.

           Disconnect the thousands of illegal water connections and prosecute the offenders for having stolen water. I do not approve of my tax dollars going to subsidise certain well-known North Valley and South Valley business men using the public water for free.

           Enforce the accommodation tax laws. Visitors to Anguilla pay the bed tax, and certain well-known local and foreign hotels have failed ever, and I mean ever, to pay the public revenue collected by them on behalf of the public into the Treasury. This is a form of licensed stealing, so long as Government continues to condone it.  If I were a law abiding hotelier, dutifully paying my bed tax into the Treasury every month, I would be particularly offended.

           And, please, don't tell me any stupidness about not wanting to “criminalise” poor Anguillians. These not-so-poor Anguillians have done it to themselves, no one is doing it to them.

           Remember, the new broom sweeps cleanest!

Corito

The Hole. Just south of the power station at Corito, there is a very large hole that was excavated when a million cubic yards of fill were needed for the airport extension project. The hole, known by the construction workers as "The Hole," used to contain a million cubic yards of fill, before it was a hole. If my numbers are correct, it is a million cubic yard hole.

Shortly before the 2005 election, there was speculation about The Hole and its effect on The Valley Aquifer. Government outsourced information about The Hole to opposition candidates and allowed misinformation, lies and stupidness to circulate freely for several months. Then, a spokesman for the United Front announced on the radio that the Party had an innovative solution for The Hole, but they were not free to talk about it until after the election. I don't make this stuff up; I heard it with my two ears.



That was three years ago. The Hole sits there pretty much unchanged except you can no longer see the water at the lowest point because it's been covered with garbage, including toxic waste such as old batteries and television sets, slowly leaching into the aquifer.

Is it time for a change in Anguilla, or is it only for the USA?

Only a few short months for Anguillians to make up their mind where they are going.

Reverse Osmosis

Water Corporation of Anguilla. I want to go back to a topic that concerns me. I wrote about it two weeks ago. The comments that were posted in response did not answer any of the issues.

We have no regulations controlling the disposal of waste in Anguilla. Waste is dumped all over the island. There is no limit on the type of waste that we can dump, or where we can dump it. Every kind of poisonous material is dumped all over the island, not only at the public landfill at Corito.

Much of our solid waste contains poisons that will eventually do us damage. Particularly vulnerable are foetuses and growing children. As this waste rusts and breaks down, the heavy metals in it leach into the ground and filter down to the water table. There, it accumulates until we suck it up in a well and sell it to the people.

The danger of drinking Anguilla's ground water was one of the main reasons we were told why the reverse osmosis plant at Crocus Bay was obliged to bring sea water from far out to sea. They treat sea water and used it to supply the island with safe, drinkable water. They are not allowed to treat the ground water, though this would be much cheaper than sea water.

The main pollutants that we should be concerned about are the heavy metals. Excessive levels of aluminium, arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, copper, iron, magnesium, nickel, phosphorous, thallium, and zinc, in our water supply, will eventually poison us. There are 23 heavy metals in all. These metals leach into the water from ordinary household waste that we dump.

Reverse osmosis does not remove these poisons from the ground water. Highly specialised machinery is required to remove these poisons from our ground water. We have no plan to purchase and run such equipment.

Reverse osmosis is a process that removes sodium chloride from water. That means it filters out the salt. It does not “clean up” anything else that may be in the ground water. Adding chlorine to water does not assist, except to kill the e-coli bacteria that seep into the water table from our septic tanks.

If you want to learn more for yourself about this problem, Google “heavy metal poisoning” or “cleaning heavy metals”.

Why in the world would we want to go back to trying to “treat” Anguilla's ground water? Because it is cheaper!! Cheaper for whom? And, for how long until the medical bills start piling up?

Any new reverse osmosis plant in Anguilla should be obliged to use sea water for the health and safety of children not yet born.

Silly Season

Silly Season. That's what the press calls the month when all the important people go away on holiday. There is no news to report. So, they report silly stories like, “Man bites dog.” It is now only June, but it is silly season in Anguilla. There is nothing worth reporting in the newspapers. Nothing on the radio.

No one has emailed me with any new stories about maladministration in the public service. Nothing about any of the projects being about to fail due to wasteful management. Nothing about the test results on Anguilla's water table.

Was I mistaken, or did I hear on radio a boast from the new water corporation that we are going to abandon the use of desalinized sea water? Desalinized well-water will be cheaper, I heard. We have been consuming desalinized sea water for the past couple of years. Some sixty-five percent (65%) of it is said to be wasted. Illegal hook-ups that we do nothing to prosecute is part of the problem. Leaking joints due to faulty plumbing causes the rest.

Instead, we are going to use the water in Anguilla's water table. I thought we abandoned that resource years ago due to the pollution. Going back to that source will somehow cure the leaking joints?

Hopefully, the leachate problem has been solved. Either that, or, ten years after the change-over, increasing numbers of babies can be expected to be born with three legs and no brain. That won't be silly at all.