Evercool Thermal has introduced a new CPU cooler, the Transformer 4, featuring four heatpipes and large aluminum fins to enhance the cooler's heat dissipation, according to the company.
The Transformer 4 is compatible with both AMD and Intel's latest CPUs.
Evercool Transformer 4 CPU cooler
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