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Abstract: The Vantec Aeroflow FX 120 (model VAF-1225) heatsink Frostytech is testing for you in this review is equipped with four white rubber vibration absorbing rubber posts, a 120mm PWM fan that spins at 1600-2200RPM.
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360° View - Vantec Aeroflow FX 120 VAF-1225
Heatsink
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The 120mm PWM fan spins at 1600-2200RPM and draws power from a standard 4-pin PWM motherboard fan
header. It is backwards compatible with 3-pin connectors. The three copper heatpipes
are 8mm in diameter, and extend from the base up to
the top of the 162mm tall Vantec Aeroflow FX 120 heatsink. The two cuts
in the aluminum base are for the AMD K8 mounting clip to lock into. The
aluminum fins measure 0.35mm thick and are spaced 1.5mm apart. |
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The Vantec Aeroflow FX 120 heatsink stands 162mm tall, the
fin is 35mm above the CPU socket for clearance of adjacent capacitors, northbridge
heatsinks, etc. The three copper heat pipes are positioned side
to side at the center of the aluminum block where they make direct contact
with the processor. The base incorporates a 14mm thick aluminum section
to provide support for clamping brackets. |
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The usable area of the
Vantec Aeroflow FX 120's base is 35x41mm. Each of the 8mm diameter copper
heatpipes has been swaged into the aluminum base block, and each surface made
flush by a light sanding. Looking from the top down, we see an
extra aluminum plate attached to top for purely decorative reasons. Curiously, there isn't a plenum
behind the 120mm
fan. |
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