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Daily News Round #1

Published: 11th November 2004 @ 12:53 AM
Author: Steve Dougherty


- Cooler Master announces BTX goodies

Cooler Master have just released a couple of thermal modules designed to be used in conjunction with BTX cases for superior cooling. The difference between the two lies in the type of chassis used for each. The "Type 1" is suited to fullsize BTX cases whilst the other lower profile "Type 2" thermal module is designed for smaller picoBTX type enclosures. Of the two offerings, you can also choose from a higher performance (noisier) variant or a mainstream model. If you weren't aware already, their CM Stacker case is also capable of being modifed into a BTX style chassis. All thats needed to make the transisition with your stacker case is an upcoming BTX parts pack which includes an air duct and SRM, the package is said to be on the market very soon now. More details on all the new BTX offerings within their press release here.


Taipei, Taiwan - November 11, 2004 - Cooler Master is pleased to announce that its thermal modules and chassis are already compliant with Balanced Technology Extended (BTX). Cooler Master’s product line carries 2 main types of thermal modules that are BTX-compliant.

Type I thermal module is designed specifically in BTX desktop systems, cube systems, case towers and specific entertainment PCs.

Type II thermal module (low profile type) is tailored for low profile entertainment PC or picoBTX form factors.



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