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PHANTEKS PH-TC14PE 5x?8mm Dual Heat-Pipes Dual 140mm Premium Fans and Quiet CPU Cooler with patented P.A.T.S coating

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  • Material: Copper (Base and 5x8mm Heat-pipes),Nickel Plated. Alum. with Patented P.A.T.S. and Patented C.P.S.C Technology. Fan Model: PH-F140 Premium Fan. Fan Size: 140x140x2,Dual Fans include. Fan Compatibility: 140x140x25mm x3pcs, (120x120x25mm x 3pcs).
  • Bearing Type : UFB bearing ( Updraft Floating Balance bearing ). Blade Geometry : 9 White colored Blades with MVB ( Maelstrom Vortex Booster) Design. RPM : 1200 RPM 10%. RPM with Q.S.A: 900 RPM 10%.
  • Max Air Flow: 78.1 CFM. Max Air Flow with QSA: 60.1 CFM. Max Air Pressure: 1.21 mm H2O. Max Air Pressure with QSA: 0.69 mm H2O. Acoustical Noise : 19 dBA. Acoustical Noise with Q.S.A : 15.2 dBA.
  • Input Power : 1.8W. Current (Ampere): 0.15A. Rate Voltage : 12V. MTBF > 150,000 hr.
  • Heat sink Dimension (LxWxH) without fan: 134*140*160mm. Heat sink Dimension (LxWxH) with Dual Fans: 159*140*17mm. Heat sink Weight without fan: 970g. Heat sink Weight with fan: 1100/1250g (single/Dual) Fan. Package Dimension : 167x214x190mm (LxWxH).
  • Features : -Patented. P.A.T.S (Physical Antioxidant Thermal Shield) will greatly increase the cooling performance and reliability while deflecting other thermal radiation from other heat sources, such as the GPU, South Bridge, North Bridge, etc. P.A.T.S, ran at a long period, will display significantly better results in an enclosure, closed environment, than a tech station, open environment. In extreme conditions, PATS is able to withstand temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celcius. P.A.T.S is environmental friendly and non-toxic.-Patented. C.P.S.C (Cold Plasma Spraying Coating Technology) is a brand new technologic forming deposit that displaces heat onto corresponding metals at a quicker rate. With this technology, the Phanteks PH-TC14PE enhances thermal conductivity on the soldered surfaces of the heat-pipes through the copper deposits.-Designed with dual tower radiators; the PH-TC14PE has five 8mm heat-pipes linearly aligned to ensure optimal cooling. This cooler is made to have the least amount of air and thermal resistance.
  • Phanteks PH-F140 premium 140mm fans uses Updraft Floating Balance (U.F.B) bearing, nine Maelstrom Vortex Booster (M.V.B) blades, and Maelstrom Air-Fort Optimization (M.A.F.O) drive system to achieve massive airflow and perfect dynamic balance. to reduce noise level, the fan emits a low dBA with the support of the anti-acoustic rubber-pad and rubber-bar to help eliminate vibration.-The SoliSku universal mounting kit provides an easy-to-install rotational back plate for Intel LGA 2011/1155/1156/11366/775. AMD AM2/AM2+/AM3/3+/FM 1 ( stock back plate required ). -The PH-NDC is a superb quality thermal compound for heat sinks. It is made of high-purity nano diamond like particles to improve the thermal conductance between components. The generated heat caused by the CPU will transfer to the heatsink, without reduction in efficiency and resistance.

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Phanteks PH-TC14PE ( Premium Edition ) twin tower thermal radiator design uses the latest aerospace technology. By using P.A.T.S to increase cooling performance and C.P.S.C Technology to enhance thermal conductivity, heat will easily dissipate, creating an opportunity for greater overclocking. Combined with Dual Phanteks PH-F140 Premium 140mm Fans, easy-to-install SoliSku mounting kit and PH-NDC thermal compound, Phanteks PH-TC14PE is setting the new standard of today's CPU cooling


Brand: ‎Phanteks


Item model number: ‎PH-TC14PE


Item Weight: ‎2.76 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎6.58 x 7.48 x 8.43 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎6.58 x 7.48 x 8.43 inches


Color: ‎White


Processor Count: ‎1


Computer Memory Type: ‎DDR3 SDRAM


Voltage: ‎12 Volts


Manufacturer: ‎Xion


Country of Origin: ‎China


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎November 7, 2011


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


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    • Work of Art and it WORKS GREAT
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UPS had just left and I unboxed my Phanteks PH TC14PE. I must have sat there 10 minutes just looking it over. This thing is a work of art. Beautiful. It is very well made. Tight manufacturing tolerances and an unblemished Blue finish. Packed like it was glass, in it's factory box. You hardly know where to grab it to get it out. I had watched the youtube videos on installation and was pretty sure of my actions, but you always come across a part or piece that stumps you. So I grab the instructions from the box, Looked over both sides , It slowly dawned on me ..I don't speak either of these languages.(?) My wife seeing my puzzled look reached into the box and handed me another one and said " Here try this one it's in "English and British" Again I get the puzzled look (?) I thought they were the same? She just laughed and walked away. Duh! She got me. But, the Phanteks comes with 2 boxes full of hardware. Everything you could ever possibly need, except a long screw driver.. One is marked AMD the other Intel. And some generic parts for both. As for the Intel stuff, (?) I know nothing. My last Intel was a 100mhz Pentium..a looong time ago. But, the AMD stuff was simple. It uses the standard AMD back plate. Watch the youtube video, it's great...and one is on the AM3+ motherboard. I have yet to punish my new FX-8350 to see what she will do. But I can tell you the temps look really good and it is silent. Unlike the Corsair A-70 it replaced. I only had a chance to run "Heaven" Bench mark at max everything before I went to work,I did run Prime 95 for the 32M setting but it was so quick there wasn't any temp rise. Watching "hardware Monitor" I saw that it did spin up for startup, but it is so quiet I never heard it. I opened the case door..Nope, still can't hear it. I used all the cables, the 2 to 1 splitter and the very long cables that come on the fans. Some have said the long cables are a problem, but I found I could lay the fans on the HDD cage and plug the 4 pin into the CPU header then as I mounted them on the cooler push the extra cable into the slot at the top of my case and into the cable management area behind the motherboard, so..I like the long cables. Mounting was easy. remove the AMD clips, put 4 screws to the old back plate (with spacers and bracket)plug in cpu fan, put cooler in place /with paste, 2 screw nuts to mount cooler. Put the fans on and DONE! I did use the diamond based Thermal Paste that came with the cooler. My FIRST time away from AS-5. We will see. I'll be back to update as soon as I get a day off to test better. So far...I really like it. It is LARGE, no doubt. It fit over my Corsair Low Profile ram no problem. Inside my Corsair 600t Case..plenty of room. Even enough to leave the Bitfenix 230mm Pro on the side case door. I did read reviews for about 3 weeks, before I chose this cooler. It is either 1st 2nd or 3rd (back and forth) But very close both ways with the Noctua, and Silver Arrow Extreme. I think variance in installations perhaps. That was good enough for me to pick on æsthetics. This cooler is beautiful! The "other" selling point is "It's one of the Top Three" CPU Air coolers in the world. I was sold..and still am. Very happy with this cooler. I will post photos. Note: Installed, Measuring from the face of the motherboard, to the top of the fins is 6 3/4 ". Upgraded case to Corsair Obsidian 900D in Oct. 2013 Update: Oct. 26th 2013, Optimized air flow and put Phanteks 140mm's as case fans. FX-8350 on AMD "STRESS Test", Temps 51C all 8 cores at 4.5ghz, after 20 minutes. With room temp of 23C. Great CPU cooler, Highly recommended! Update2: OC'd FX-8350 to 4.7ghz with CPU temp at 53C during 8 core stress test after 25 minutes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 24, 2013 by Norseman
    • New King of Air Cooling, at least for me...
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This is a perfect example of the K.I.S.S method in action. It is a simple design much like the Noctua NH-D14 and for good reasons. Did Phanteks steal Noctua's design? Who's to say. We will never know that answer. However, Phanteks took the PH-TC14PE to the next level that Noctua missed out on. Aesthetically speaking, I feel this cooler hit a homerun over all the coolers on the market with the look and color options available. I did a lot of research before purchasing this cooler trying to decide to go with air or water. I like the cooling power of water, but like the zero risk of water leakage or water pump failure air doesn't have to deal with. Plus I like the fact that air will continue to work passively even if the fans stop working for some reason and the PH-TC14PE is a lot quieter than the H100 using it's stock fans. Every review that I read that compared the Phanteks PH-TC14PE to the Corsair H100 and Noctua NH-D14, the Phanteks was 1 degree behind the H100 and often beating the NH-D14 but only by 1-2 degrees itself. I was willing to sacrafice 1 degree for the the ease of mind of NOT ever having to change a water pump or worry about a leak in my system. The PH-TC14PE isn't a NH-D14 slayer, but it does perform on or slightly higher than the Noctua level by a couple degrees (+/- 1-2C). Does Phanteks' Patented P.A.T.S (Physical Antioxidant Thermal Shield) or their Patented C.P.S.C (Cold Plasma Spraying Coating Tech) make the difference for it to be that much better than the Noctua NH-D14 or the Silver Arrow? I honestly can't say that was the whole reason it works, but does it work? The answer is: YES!!! Is it more of a marketing stragedy? PROBABLY. However, this cooler is very quiet with the dual 140mm fans that push a lot of air and keeps my Intel Core i7-3770K (3rd gen, Ivy Bridge) at 68-72C at 4.6GHz, 76-80C at 4.7GHz under 100% load. I have pushed my CPU up to 4.8GHz and the temps were around 84-88C. Very good being that Ivy Bridge (22nm) produces more heat than Sandy Bridge (2nd gen, 32nm). The 4.8GHz OC was stable, but I don't need to run it that high daily. I do run at 4.6GHz or 4.7GHz daily and the temps have not been a problem at all. I was able to render a 15 minute 1080P vacation video of the family with full effects and transitions in 3 mins, 40 secs. This cooler keeps those temps very under control to allow that type of activity and frequency specs. The installation was very straight forward. If you have installed a cooler before, you won't have any problems and if you haven't installed a cooler before, just follow the instructions (which could be the only issue I have with this unit). Not the best, but not the worst instructions either. Use the internet to watch videos on how to install if need be. I believe Phanteks assumes if you are installing this device, you have some knowledge of how it goes together. That was an observation I made of the instructions. The included thermal paste is of good quality and I recommend using it. I can't say enough on how pleased I am with this cooler. Plus, I am pretty sure you will find a color that suits your needs to match or give contrast to your system, but is yet fully functional and is able to handle almost anything you throw at it processor wise. I am sure if I was to try for 4.9GHz or 5.0GHz with my Ivy Bridge, the cooler probably couldn't handle it as the 22nm die just produces more heat faster than the cooler can remove. This is when one should be considering a more aggressive type of CPU cooling anyway with Ivy Bridge atleast. The PH-TC14PE will handle pretty much any overclock the average home/novice user will throw at it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND... Especially at the $79.00 price point I paid. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 21, 2012 by D. Brown

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