GAMDIAS Reveals Boreas Digital CPU Coolers With LCD Display
Jakob Aylesbury / 2 months ago
GAMDIAS, a leading brand of premium pc gaming hardware and peripherals has today announced the launch of its new BOREAS M2-51D and BOREAS E2-41D series of CPU air coolers both featuring an LCD display for tracking system temperatures in real time.
GAMDIAS Boreas Digital
The new Boreas Digital CPU coolers come in two different models with both white and black colour options. The two models are separated by the amount of heat pipes they include 4 and 5 for the E2-410 and the M2-51D respectively. Both utilise an upgraded heat pipe and fin design alongside a thick base plate with Direct Contact Technology that supports both the latest LGA 1700 and AM5 sockets.
Both coolers are equipped with a 120mm hydraulic bearing PWM fan with speeds up to 1800 RPM delivering 72.94 CFM and 2.63mmH2O of static pressure. This fan is also positioned in a way that won’t obstruct your first RAM slot and the whole cooler reaches up to 159mm. Atop the cooler is a small LCD display which matches the black and white colour options and can display the temperature of your CPU in real time.
Specifications for BOREAS M2-51D/BOREAS M2-51D WH
- Digital Monitor
- Premium Matte Black/Snow White Finish
- 5 copper Heat Pipes with Direct Contact Technology
- High Cooling Performance Thick Base Plate
- 120 mm Hydraulic Bearing PWM Fan with 72.94 CFM, 2.63 mmH2O
- Compatible with 159 mm Height
- Supports ZEUS CAST Software
- Universal Mounting Kits, Support LGA 1700 / AM5
Specifications for BOREAS E2-410/BOREAS E2-410 WH
- Digital Monitor
- Premium Matte Black/Snow White Finish
- 4 copper Heat Pipes with Direct Contact Technology
- High Cooling Performance Thick Base Plate
- 120 mm Hydraulic Bearing PWM Fan with 72.94 CFM, 2.63 mmH2O
- Compatible with 159 mm Height
- Supports ZEUS CAST Software
- Universal Mounting Kits, Support LGA 1700 / AM5
Where Can I Learn More?
For more information on these new coolers visit their respective product pages below, Gamdias hasn’t shared pricing.
