This did not run: Sandy Bridge-E directly bundled water

In mid-September, Intel’s first public demonstration of the water-cooled cooling kit designed for the Sandy Bridge-E processor, but said it will retail alone, and will not be bundled with the Sandy Bridge-E. Foreign media also reported today that Intel has confirmed that it will directly bundle and bundle this water-cooled package for the Sandy Bridge-E Core i7-3000 series of boxed processors. It will also be retailed separately and can be used on other platforms such as LGA1366 and LGA1155. .

Interestingly, AMD's eight-core bulldozer FX-8000 series also comes with water cooling. Whether it is for Intel or AMD, this is the first time ever.

Sandy Bridge-E's water cooling kit is manufactured by Asetek. It has components such as pure copper water-cooled head, water pump, seven-blade 120mm fan and heat sink. The fan speed is 800-2000RPM and the noise is no more than 35dB. The thermal performance can surpass the pirate ship Hydro. H70.

The heatsink will be sold under the Intel brand name, but the specific retail price is unknown, and it is not known whether the bundled Sandy Bridge-E processor will increase its price.

According to previous news, the retail price of the water-cooled package should not exceed $100.