FLC-3000

The Nexus FLC-3000 R2 cooler combines some of the most advanced technologies in the market used for CPU coolers. Heat pipes at an 30deg; angle with HOC-Technology, SkiveTek and 3 types of ultra-thin fins combined with a real silent PWM controlled fan delivers ultimate performance which has never been this quiet before.

FLC coolers are crafted out of the purest aluminum and copper materials. The heat sink covering the heat pipes and the copper base is made using SkiveTek technology. We have managed to apply the best technologies at the best position on the cooler. And the result is astonishing...

The 92mm fan is PWM controlled and the speed can vary between 900 and 2500 RPM creating a noise-output of an inaudible 15 dB(A) up till a still truly quiet 24 dB(A).

You should really experience it yourselves; fan, fins and heat pipes at a 30° angle, creating a perfect flow over the motherboard.

Nexus FLC-3000 R2 Features

• Heat pipe-On-Core Technology
• 4 x 6mm copper heat pipes
• 3 types of ultra-thin aluminum fins
• SkiveTek Heatsink Technology
• for Socket LGA1366/1156/775 and AMD AM3/2
• Push-pin mounting for Intel
• PWM controlled fan
• 30° angled heat pipes

Nexus FLC-3000 R2 CPU Cooler

FLC-3000 Cooler Specifications
Universal application	Intel 1366, 1156, 775 AMD AM3, AM2
Dimensions	128 x 105 x 119 mm
	5.04 x 4.13 x 4.69 inches
Materials	Pure copper base Pure copper heatpipe Pure aluminum heatsink Pure aluminum fins
Weight	450 gr / 15.9 oz
Heat pipe	4 heatpipes of 6 mm / 0.236 inch diameter

 

FLC-3000 Fan Specifications
Fan size	92 x 25 mm / 3.6 x 0.9 inches
Fan voltage	12V
Fan function	PWM controlled by fan
Fan speed	900 to 2500 RPM (+/- 10%)
Fan connector	4-pin
LED's	2 x orange LED in fan center core
Noise level	15 ~ 24 dB(A)*

Nexus provides the exact details of their noise level tests because they feel dB(A) values are difficult values to compare as there are many ways of testing and calculating. In the market there are a lot of unrealistic dB(A) value-claims which are often calculated by means of extrapolation. This in fact does not give a realist view of the fans noise level performance. Nexus provides the real figures, from the actual tests. Judge for your self.