Figure 7 shows the base of the cooler. As we mentioned before, four of the six heatpipes touch the CPU directly.
Figure 7: Base
The rubber fan holders are shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8: Fan holders
In Figure 9, you can see the 120 mm fan that comes with the Aegir. It uses a four-pin connector, thus it is compatible with PWM speed control. It also has white LEDs.
Figure 9: Fan
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