Newcomers from GlacialTech's workshop

The manufacturer’s family of AMD Athlon 64 and LGA 775 coolers will soon be renewed.

The very good value for money Igloo 7200 is named after the Igloo 7300 and comes with a larger rib and a 92 mm fan. Of course, the coolers will be available in the usual line-up from the Taiwanese manufacturer: Igloo 7300, Igloo 7300 Light, Igloo 7300 Pro. Preliminary tests show that the new family has better cooling performance than its predecessors. The Igloo 7300 light will cool better at lower noise levels than the normal version of the old Igloo 7200.

Igloo 7300

The cheap 5070 series, which was introduced not so long ago, is already being replaced. The new coolers also have better performance than their predecessors. The new types are: Igloo 5071, Igloo 5071 Light, Igloo 5071 PWM. A real novelty is the Igloo 5071 Silent version, with which we can cool our Pentium 775 processor with LGA 4 housing without noise.

Igloo 5071

GlacialTech's main feature is outstanding performance, low price. they are the ones who are able to cause an awkward situation to competing giants even with a small aluminum rib. After a few larger coolers, GlacialTech thought they would also get into the fight for high-end coolers. The contestant’s name is Igloo 5700MC, its heat-tube construction will give pleasure to owners of higher-clock LGA 775 processors. Based on the preliminary images and information, significant performance is expected from the cooler. Those who are familiar with GT products will surely be amazed at the MC marking, which has not been used by the manufacturer so far. The MC does as much as Manual Control. Thanks to the control, we will be able to adjust the noise level of the 18mm fan to 37-92dBA, depending on how much cooling capacity we need.

Igloo 5700MC