Before the release of Intel's 12th generation Core in the third quarter of this year, the industry chain has news that Intel's original radiator will usher in a new upgrade, the radiator is not as low-key as the original, and the current radiator is officially finalized, which is also intel's first use of a boxed CPU radiator with lights.
The subsequent launch of the 65W standard version, that is, i3, i5 and other processors, a large chance of heat sinking in the box, and the current heatsink foundry has begun mass production, exposure news shows that this is a down-pressing heatsink with a ring blue light, as shown in the following figure:
The overall design style is basically similar to previous generations, but a circle of blue LED light strips has been added, which is also the first time intel's original radiator has lit up.
The corresponding CPU products will be officially unveiled at the CES exhibition at the beginning of next month.
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