The Danger Den Black Ice GT Stealth 120 is the first true next generation PC radiator designed for uncompromising performance and stealth silent operation.

The Danger Den GTS120 Black Ice GT Stealth 120 Radiator boasts of a radically redesigned Black Ice core technology that maximizes heat transfer efficiency and maintains effectively the same compact profile of the Black Ice Pro.

• Two-pass U-flow tank configuration
• Custom MaxFin 25 micron Copper Splitter Fin Configuration utilizing 45% thinner fin material yielding up to 50% less pressure drop even with twice the fin density
• Unique fin configuration eliminates intra-louver accumulation of dust particles for trouble free operation
• Unprecedented Ultra-high 30 FPI (Fins Per Inch) fin density providing dramatically increased heat transfer surface area
• Custom low-profile 19.0 x 1.2mm MaxFlowâ„¢ tubes with 15% more waterside surface area and 60% frontal area reduction for superior low air-resistance aerodynamics and lower internal flow requirements
• Yields up to 20% more heat exchange capacity than the Black Ice Pro in both Stealth or Performance modes
• Achieves Black Ice Xtreme level performance in stealth mode (low-noise/low-airflow conditions)
• M4 Threaded Screw Holes (works for 6-32 also) for easier mounting and greater adaptability
• Now standard G 1/4" female threaded fittings
• Full high-temper brass structural construction for weight reduction and superior corrosion resistance
• High performance compact radiator compatible as an upgrade to the Black Ice Pro and most 120mm form factor radiators
• Uses 100% Non-corrosive water-solluble fluxing process
• Lead-free construction for environmental protection and RoHS compliance
• Full electrostatic polyurethane painting finish for uniform coating with high temperature curing for increased finish durability.
• Renowned Black Ice quality

09-28-2008
Reviewer: Dustin Wright (1)
Good quaility construction very impressive for its size keeps my Intel E6850 at 32c at idle and 52c after using prime95 for one hour.I am useing 1/4 tubing.Does the same job as my triple 120 thermaltake radator that is heater core style.