Noctua provides free K8 & Socket F Mounting-Kit for NH-U12P
December 13, 2007 | 11:27
Companies: #noctua
Vienna, 13.12.2007 - As Noctua announced today, buyers of the new NH-U12P CPU cooler can now obtain free mounting-kits for socket F as well as socket 939, 940 and 754. As a result, the new high-end cooler can now also be used on Opteron based Servers and Workstations as well as older AMD systems.
"Since we've introduced the NH-U12P, we've received numerous requests from customers who'd like to use our new cooler in AMD servers and older socket 939 systems", reports Mag. Roland Mossig, Noctua CEO. "The world of servers and workstations is of particular interest for us and of course, we don't want to keep users of older systems from choosing our NH-U12P as well. That's why we've decided to send free K8 & socket F mounting kit to NH-U12P users on request."
The new K8 & Socket F Mounting-Kit is compatible with AMD's socket F, 939, 940 and 754. It can be obtained free of charge at www.noctua.at. Proof-of-purchase of the NH-U12P is required.
Links
Details: http://www.noctua.at./main.php?show=productview&setlng=en&products_id=15
Photo: http://www.noctua.at./inc/imageviewer.php?item=15&pnr=0&lng=en
About Noctua
Noctua comes from a cooperation between the Austrian Rascom Computerdistribution Ges.m.b.H and the Taiwanese Kolink International Corporation and has a development partnership with the Austrian Institute of Heat Transmission and Fan Technology (Österreichisches Institut für Wärmeübertragung und Ventilatorentechnik, ÖIWV). These connections form the key to the development of sound-optimised premium components "Designed in Austria": The partnership with the ÖIWV permits the application of latest technology in methods of scientific measurement instrumentation, calculation and simulation in the R&D process. Rascom's long, customer-orientated experience in developing and distributing sound-optimised high-end components ensures a clear focus on the users' needs. The use of Kolink's advanced manufacturing technology and ultra-modern production plants allows Noctua to efficiently implement its technical edge and provide solutions of the highest standard in quality and performance to the customer.
"Since we've introduced the NH-U12P, we've received numerous requests from customers who'd like to use our new cooler in AMD servers and older socket 939 systems", reports Mag. Roland Mossig, Noctua CEO. "The world of servers and workstations is of particular interest for us and of course, we don't want to keep users of older systems from choosing our NH-U12P as well. That's why we've decided to send free K8 & socket F mounting kit to NH-U12P users on request."
The new K8 & Socket F Mounting-Kit is compatible with AMD's socket F, 939, 940 and 754. It can be obtained free of charge at www.noctua.at. Proof-of-purchase of the NH-U12P is required.
Links
Details: http://www.noctua.at./main.php?show=productview&setlng=en&products_id=15
Photo: http://www.noctua.at./inc/imageviewer.php?item=15&pnr=0&lng=en
About Noctua
Noctua comes from a cooperation between the Austrian Rascom Computerdistribution Ges.m.b.H and the Taiwanese Kolink International Corporation and has a development partnership with the Austrian Institute of Heat Transmission and Fan Technology (Österreichisches Institut für Wärmeübertragung und Ventilatorentechnik, ÖIWV). These connections form the key to the development of sound-optimised premium components "Designed in Austria": The partnership with the ÖIWV permits the application of latest technology in methods of scientific measurement instrumentation, calculation and simulation in the R&D process. Rascom's long, customer-orientated experience in developing and distributing sound-optimised high-end components ensures a clear focus on the users' needs. The use of Kolink's advanced manufacturing technology and ultra-modern production plants allows Noctua to efficiently implement its technical edge and provide solutions of the highest standard in quality and performance to the customer.
MSI MPG Velox 100R Chassis Review
October 14 2021 | 15:04
Want to comment? Please log in.