33.6 (W), static pressure of 24 (mm H₂O) and a Fan Speed of 500 - 6000 (RPM). GALE EXTREME: Comes with a max air flow of 195 (CFM) for maximum cooling, fan max current 2.8 (A) with a fan connector of 4 Pin PWM, max noise level 60 (dBA) also with a power draw of max. 7 (W), static pressure of 12 (mmH2O) and a Fan Speed of 500 - 3500 (RPM). GALE: Comes with a max air flow of 110 (CFM) for cooling, fan max current 0.55 (A) with a fan connector of 4-pin PWM, max noise level 45 (dBA) also with a power draw of max. Its impressive specifications are worthy for any miners that value efficiency to give it a try. Also, a pre-installed Fan Grill is added to avoid damaging the fan blades. Both high performing fans contain a double ball bearing system along with an optimized impeller to improve reliability and airflow. Gelid Solutions is excited to introduce the 'The Ultimate Mining Fan' GALE and GALE EXTREME, designed to maximize cooling capabilities by combining modern technologies with exceptional hardware, the gale series looks to out compete all of its competitors. The POLAR is compatible with Intel CPU sockets such as LGA 1700, 1200, 1156, 11 with TDP 80 W.

The multi-award winning high performance GC-Extreme thermal compound already pre-applied on to the heatsink. The intelligent GELID PWM control keeps the fan silent while accelerating the fan speed whenever additional cooling is needed. The fan blades were optimized to have a fan speed of min. The cooler weighs only 205 g.Ī silent PWM frameless cooler with the intelligent GELID PWM (Pulse Width Module) control was chosen to be integrated into the heat sink. The POLAR also has an improved heatsink fin configuration to achieve high cooling performance in a compact design. At a height of just 42 mm it will fit most slim low profile cases. The POLAR 2 is a compact heat sink designed for mini ITX, micro ATX, ATX.

Gelid Solutions today announced the release of the Polar 2, a silent 75 mm frameless cooler with the intelligent GELID PWM (Pulse Width Module) control.

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