Wednesday, April 29th 2009

ARCTIC COOLING Launches Alpine 64 Pro Cooler for AMD Processors

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Offering computer market the ultimate stock AMD CPU coolers replacement, the innovative Swiss cooling solutions provider ARCTIC COOLING today unveiled Alpine 64 Pro, a new product of the comapny's acclaimed Alpine 64 series. The Alpine 64 Pro features aluminum heatsink and a 92 mm PWM controlled fan that spins from 500 to 2000 rpm and produces maximum airflow of 36.7 CFM. The cooler weight 428 g and fits all AMD AM3, AM2+, AM2, and 939 sockets. The Alpine 64 Pro comes with a 6-year limited warranty. It will be available in May 2009. The MSRP is US$10.9 and 7.60€ (excl. VAT).
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16 Comments on ARCTIC COOLING Launches Alpine 64 Pro Cooler for AMD Processors

#1
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
Nice warranty and price and if you just use it as a replacement should cool alot better!
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#2
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
I had one of the original Alpine coolers and it was the only thing that I have tried from Arctic cooling that was terrible.:mad:
I hope this one is better
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#3
MilkyWay
this better be good

the places i can see it being usefull are stock rigs that want better than stock cooling
htpc and backup rigs

everything else i cant see it being any use
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#4
phanbuey
MKmodsI had one of the original Alpine coolers and it was the only thing that I have tried from Arctic cooling that was terrible.:mad:
I hope this one is better
Yeah i had the original 'slab-o-aluminum' alpine 64 cooler too... the fan was its only saving grace, but it was a pretty awful cooler.
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#5
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
I had mine in my Qpack, I replaced it with a simple Thermaltake copper cooler and the temps went down 10C with the TT cooler.
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#6
LittleLizard
a perfect solution for a dirty cheap aftermarket cooler. i mean, 10 dollars, CMON, even i can afford that, sadly is only for amd :(
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#7
BrooksyX
should be a good for a low profile mini itx rig or something. But i wouldn't touch this for normal use.
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#8
mdm-adph
Great if you get an OEM and want to enjoy the stock cooling experience?

Me? I'd spend another $10 and get the Arctic 64 Pro. That thing's amazing. Huge, but amazing.
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#9
MilkyWay
low profile for smaller rigs but yeah the ac freezer 64 is 10x better
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#10
iandh
Xtreme Refugee
I've used alpine 64's for customer builds (primarily desktop rigs and htpc's), they are cheap and get the job done. Not meant for OC'ing... that's for sure.
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#11
DrPepper
The Doctor is in the house
Looks familiar. Aren't there coolers like that alread out ?
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#12
lpcpcl
LittleLizarda perfect solution for a dirty cheap aftermarket cooler. i mean, 10 dollars, CMON, even i can afford that, sadly is only for amd :(
They have another one called Alpine 7 Pro launched for Intel. But I love Freezer series more if I buy a new cooler~
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#13
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
it should perform close to the stock cooler, but a hell of a lot quieter.
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#14
tkpenalty
This looks like something that OEMs would use. Its just a slab of aluminium with a better fan.
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#15
Esse
Well it wont be fitting in my SG02 as it is 8.4cm high! (max 7.8cm)
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#16
Bokteelo
iandhI've used alpine 64's for customer builds (primarily desktop rigs and htpc's), they are cheap and get the job done. Not meant for OC'ing... that's for sure.
Maybe to push stock OC further by .1-.2GHz.
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