Introduction

The last CPU cooler I looked at from Spire was the VertiCool II. Today I am taking a look at the DiamondCool II to see if it can live up to the quality and performance of the Spire name. The DiamondCool II features four meticulously crafted copper heat pipes that run from the 8.5mm thick base through an attractive array of 0.40mm fins providing the optimal performance PC cooling solution. As you expect from Spire, the entire heatsink is made of 100% pure quality copper to produce the highest quality of product possible. Read on to learn more...

Quick Specs:

Main Features:
- All new UV-reactant 90mm Spider-Fan design
- Amazingly silent at just 21.0 dBA
- 4 Thermally improved heat-pipes
- All copper 55 stamped Micro-Fin heat-sink design
- Supports all new AMD K8 micro-processors
- Dual-Core (M2) & FX-60 ready

Technical Specs:
Socket: 754 / 940 / 939
Dimensions Heat sink: 89×80×53 mm (l × w × h) 12VDC Fan: 90×90×25 mm
Bearing: Ball bearing
Rated speed: 2400 RPM +/-10%
Rated power: 2.40 W
Noise level: 21.0 dBA
Air flow: 41.15 CFM at 2,400 RPM
Current: 0.20 A
Life hours Ball: 50.000
Connector: 3 pin, mainboard
Application AMD:
Athlon 64 ~ 4800+ (K8)
Athlon 64 FX-51 (K8)
Athlon 64 FX-53 (K8)
Athlon 64 FX-55 (K8)
Athlon 64 FX-57 (K8)
Athlon 64 FX-60 (K8)
Opteron ~ 2.6 (K8)
Sempron ~ 3300+ (K8)
Thermal resistance: 0.285 °C/W
Thermal type: Stars-420 white grease (Injection tube)

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