SFF.Network Arctic Announces Alpine 17 LP Low-profile Socket LGA1700 CPU Cooler

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Today, ARCTIC, a leading manufacturer of low-noise PC coolers and components, introduces the Alpine 17 LP, a new low-profile case cooler. The Alpine 17 LP relies on a slim and flat radial heat sink and a powerful fan. The installation height of the Alpine 17 LP is only 42.9 mm, making it ideal for small cases such as Mini-ITX cases and HTCPs.
The fan has a wide speed range of 300 to 3000 rpm and remains very quiet, even at higher speeds. The Alpine 17 LP also has the typical ARCTIC 4-pin PWM fan connector and can be easily connected and conveniently regulated via pulse width modulation. The cooler is mounted via push pins and therefore requires no additional tools. Thanks to the pre-applied MX-4 Thermal Paste, the entire assembly is quick and uncomplicated. ARCTIC gives the Alpine 17 LP the 6-year warranty typical for the...

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[confusis]

 

[Analogue Blacksheep]

A for effort

 

[Skripka]

Is that an Intel stock cooler...by another name? The entire metal sink itself looks like virgin Intel standard stock with the only real difference being the fan sticker and spider mount.

 

[SomeRandomDeafDude]

I mean... A for effort... D- for CPU options to cool.

 

[k0n]

Funny , but don't underestimate it... I went with the boxed + slim fan as an alternative to the L9i.

It's lower profile than the stock one. No copper base, but slightliy bigger diameter. I might test it.

 

[Gilles3000]

Funny , but don't underestimate it... I went with the boxed + slim fan as an alternative to the L9i.

It's lower profile than the stock one. No copper base, but slightliy bigger diameter. I might test it.

I'd probably just get a Jonsbo HP-400S, its barely any more expensive, lower profile and actually has proper heatpipes/fins....

 

[aromachi]

I'd probably just get a Jonsbo HP-400S, its barely any more expensive, lower profile and actually has proper heatpipes/fins....

Been very impressed with my 400S. Overclocked Ryzen 5 stays around 40c while gaming.