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Intel discontinues its weakest stock cooler – RS1 Laminar cooler was only used for the Pentium G7400 and Celeron G6900
It’s essentially an upgraded version of Intel’s old stock cooler, with a more optimally designed heatsink and a larger, five-blade fan, and is rated to cool 65 watt chips. Intel also has two ...
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Intel discontinues its weakest stock cooler, and we won't miss it
It’s essentially an upgraded version of Intel’s old stock cooler, with a more optimally designed heatsink and a larger, five-blade fan, and is rated to cool 65 watt chips. Intel also has two ...
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Intel reveals Core Ultra Series 2 stock coolers with more conductive copper-base heatsinks
In addition to Arrow Lake-S CPUs for desktop PCs we saw earlier this week, Intel is also introducing a series of refreshed stock cooler designs ... While I'm as much a fan of gaudy technology ...
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Intel Core Ultra 200 CPUs receive upgraded Laminar RH2 and RM2 stock coolers
TL;DR: If you're planning to pick up one of Intel's new non-overclockable (non-K series) Core Ultra 200-series desktop processors, you'll be getting a revamped stock CPU cooler included in the ...
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Intel retires basic Laminar RS1 cooler, switches to RM1 for Pentium and Celeron CPUs
TL;DR: Intel has discontinued its RS1 stock cooler, which was bundled with the entry-level Pentium G7400 and Celeron G6900 processors. The RS1 will not have a direct successor, instead the ...