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[Review] Nexus LOW-7000 R2


Posted by GSG-9 on 12 Aug 2011 / 3 Comments
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Recently, Nexus sent us their newest product in their war on noise; the Low-7000 Revision 2 Low Profile cooler.

  • Silent Low Profile CPU Cooler
  • Balanced performance
  • Ideal for HTPCs


The Low-7000 R2

The heatsink itself comes with mounting hardware for the following configurations:

Socket:

  • LGA1366
  • LGA 1156
  • LGA 1155
  • LGA 775
  • AMD AM3
  • AMD AM2


Nexus Low-7000 Fan 02

Nexus Low-7000 Fan 02

Manufacturer’s Description & Specifications:

The Nexus LOW-7000 cooler combines some of the most advanced technologies in the market used for CPU coolers. Heat pipes, SkiveTek and ultra-thin fins combined with a near-silent 12cm PWM controlled fan delivers ultimate performance which has never been this quiet before. LOW coolers are crafted out of the purest aluminum and copper materials. The heat sink covering the heat pipes and the copper base is made using SkiveTek technology. We have managed to apply the best technologies at the best position on the cooler. And the result is astonishing… The 120mm fan is PWM controlled and the speed can vary between 500 and 2000 RPM creating a noise-output of an inaudible 15 dB(A) up till a still truly quiet 24 dB(A) The LOW-7000 is an ideal cooler for your HTPC the ultra low, only 7cm high, CPU cooler with a silent 120mm fan. Now also compatible with AMD AM3/2 and Intel Core i5!

Featuring a single 120mm fan and 4 heatpipes, the Low-7000 R2 comes in at an overall height of 7cm. The contact area of the Low-7000 R2 features heat-pipe direct touch (HDT) technology for the most effective transfer of heat from processor cores to the cooling fins, and from there to the air of your computer case and wherever that’s exhausted to.

The fan equipped on the Low-7000 R2 runs at between 500-2000rpm. The fan is held in place by 4 soft plastic retention pins that isolate the fan and its vibrations from the heatsink, cutting down on noise. Controlled by PWM signal, the fan runs only as fast as is needed for optimal cooling and noise levels.



Nexus Low-7000 Fan

Nexus Low-7000 Fan


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Written by GSG-9


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