Specifications
- Material of Base: Cu. Stacked Fin + Cu. Base
- Dimension of Base: 70 x 85 x 23 mm
- Bearing of Pump: NCB (Nano-millimeter Ceramic Bearing)
- Fan Dimension: 120 x 120 x 25 mm
- Fan Speed: 800 ~ 2,800 R.P.M.
- Air flow: 106.917 CFM
- Air pressure: 5.604 mm-H2O
- Fan Noise: 21.3 ~ 35.32 dBA
- Fan Bearing Type: Long life sleeve bearing
- Radiator Material: Aluminum Alloy
- Radiator Dimension: 120 x 160 x 35 mm
- Pipe Dimension: 300 mm x 2
- Application:
- Intel® Pentium® 4 (Socket 478/LGA 775) processors
- Pentium® Xeon® (Socket 603/604) processors
- Celeron® (Socket 478) processors
- Celeron® D Socket 478/LGA775) processors
- AMD Sempron™ (Socket A/754)processors
- Athlon™ XP (Socket A) processors
- Athlon™ 64 (Socket 754/939/940) processors
Test Setup:
- Lian-Li PC-V2000B
- Asus P5AD2-E Premium Wireless Edition
- Intel Pentium 640
- Sapphire X800 Pro PCI-E with Arctic Silencer 4
Components & Installation
Fig. 3 ... Aquagate Installed
Judging from the way this is designed I mounted the pump/waterblock unit facing the rear of the motherboard since I will be mounting the radiator on the inside of the case in the place of the stock 120MM exhaust fan. I quickly discovered that due to the cases design this resulted in the hoses being way too long. After some thought I turned the pump/block around to face the other way and the hoses were plenty long enough (Approx 12" each) for me to mount the radiator/fan assembly.
Fig. 4 ... Bottom of Waterblock
The bottom side of the pump/waterblock assembly has a nice finish to it. Not the best and certainly not a mirror finish but has a smooth appearance. Lapping would probably help a lot but I chose to install everything all stock. The hoses are black rubber and very flexible.
Fig. 5 ... Location of Exhaust Fan
In the picture above you can see the location of the exhaust fan which I have already removed. This is my target for the radiator/fan assembly.
