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MaxUpgrades Introduces Memory Cooling for Mac Pro

MaxUpgrades Introduces Memory Cooling for Mac Pro

by , 8:35 AM EDT, June 7th, 2007

MaxUpgrades announced the immediate availability of its max_flow main memory cooling system for Apple's Mac Pro computer on Thursday. The fan-based system draws heat away from the memory modules to help prevent overheating and ECC errors.


max_flow for the Mac Pro upper (left) and lower (right) memory risers

Separate fans attach to the upper and lower memory riser cards, and the lower riser fans deflect heat away from the upper riser. The upper memory riser fan requires at least one DIMM module with an Apple heat sink, and the lower riser fans are compatible with all DIMM modules.

max_flow for the Mac Pro is available at the MaxUpgrades Web site. The upper riser fan is priced at US$45, and an upper/lower riser fan set costs $79.

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Close Name:brett_x Posts: 322 Joined: 24 Jan 2006
Subject: Cooler is better, right?

Please add some fans to my MacPro. It's just too quiet for me to get work done.

Close Name:Guest
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Is this supposed to compensate for a design defect in the Mac Pro, or a design defect with certain memory modules?

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