Have u Guys seen the Coolermaster Jet 7

DrSpanky · Oct 19, 2003

it realy looks like a jet engine lol

heres details of it

Cooler Master's newest product, JET 7. The new and improved Jet blower derives from the successful Aero blower. The amazing Jet 7 comes with an incredible blower that provides high airflow with the same air pressure and rpm rating. On top of the improved blower, Cooler Master also matches the Jet blower with new high performance stacking fin heat sink. This allows more heat dissipation area. Thanks to Cooler Master's creative R&D team, the blower housing resembles a jet engine, especially with the bright LED lights placed on the front and the rear of the blower. You will not regret your purchase when you join the force with us and feel the vigor!

- Heat Sink Dimension: 74x60x40 mm
- Heat Sink Material: Copper base with Aluminum stacked fin
- Fan Dimension: Blower 80x80x80 mm
- Fan Speed: 1900-3500 rpm
- Fan Airflow: 12.0-22.1 CFM
- Fan Air Pressure 3.15-10.70 mm H2O

Quoted from overclockers.co.uk

Here is the site where u can get a pic

LOOKS DAM COOL IF U ASK ME LOL

frostmeister · Oct 19, 2003

Saw it on the site you linked to. It looks quite cool, but in my opinion, the stuff on the front of it might impede airflow. Just for looks really isnt it? Nice touch though. I have the aero 7 - skived copper, not the aluminium one, and it performs well at low noise levels. Currently running on an A7N8X rev 2.0, 2500 AQXEA @ 200 x 12 at 41C idle. That's running at 2/3 max on the speed control.

Tebore · Oct 19, 2003

I wonder what it sounds like. The air plane at the beginning scares me. Looks good though.

Robrules18 · Oct 19, 2003

wow looks massive, better make sure it fits b4 u buy

stress · Oct 19, 2003

looks interesting, probs sounds like a jet aswell

Robrules18 · Oct 19, 2003

looks like it has high noise levels for not high CFM, i might pick it up though if i seee it cheap.

FIZZ3 · Oct 19, 2003

Heh a clear marketing message: Noise is cool!

The styling effort aside, it may also actually pay off in performance- a squirrel cage fan like used here has no central dead spot like normal radial fans do. The more uniform stream of air allows for improved heat transfer.

stan03 · Oct 19, 2003

i heard that its performace was uhhh not so good.

tom10167 · Oct 19, 2003

Yeah, me too. I wonder why, the theory is quite nice. =\

Robrules18 · Oct 19, 2003

its cause its a small cheap aluminum HS and a low cfm fan id buy it excpet its 45 bucks!!! i can get an sk-7 and a papst fan for that and get better performance.

schismspeak · Oct 19, 2003

FIZZ3 said:
Heh a clear marketing message: Noise is cool!

The styling effort aside, it may also actually pay off in performance- a squirrel cage fan like used here has no central dead spot like normal radial fans do. The more uniform stream of air allows for improved heat transfer.

That may be true, but if the heatsink is crap, the fan won't make much difference. CoolerMaster is good at making mid performing; cheap coolers.

FIZZ3 · Oct 20, 2003

schismspeak said:
That may be true, but if the heatsink is crap, the fan won't make much difference.

Of course. My comment was aimed at the type of fan used, and more particularly at why someone would craft such a thing.
Performance is always relative to the context- the context can be cool air and a stellar heatsink, or sahara air and a 100% 3-pin heatsink... However, even poor performance can be improved by certain design decisions, even if the result is still mediocre.

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