Heat sinks for new Intel Procs
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Although they look cool, I can only imagine what kind of forces these are putting on the motherboard when stood on end and shaken (moved). I'm picturing a backing-plate sized hone and the whole deal on the floor of the chasis.
I do like the design, though.
I do like the design, though.
mubs
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Soon, somebody'll take a car radiator and mount it on the side of the case to cool one of these beasts (Tejas / Prescott). Global warming will get worse (now, now, this is a joke, don't get upset). You can park your PC in the kitchen (toss out your low-tech cooking range); you'll need really long cables, though.
Electricity consumption will probably go up 10% when these things are released. Buy stock in utility companies n-o-w!
Electricity consumption will probably go up 10% when these things are released. Buy stock in utility companies n-o-w!
[urlhttp://www.aerocool.com.tw/aerocool-files-v3/cooler/ht101.htm]Aerocool HT-101[/url].
CoolerMaster Hyper 6.
Those heatsinks Mubs linked have bit longer heat pipes though...
Cheers,
Jan
CoolerMaster Hyper 6.
Those heatsinks Mubs linked have bit longer heat pipes though...
Cheers,
Jan
Take 2: Aerocool HT-101.
Buck
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Wow, all of this copper sounds super heavy, especiall when tilted on its side. Pretty soon we'll need supports in the enclosure to hold one of these beasts in place.
GIANT
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Buck said:
As ridiculous as cooling has become (i.e -- evermore complex and expensive) I'm surprised someone hasn't built their own "personal cooling tower" outside -- ala Cray.
Don't tell me, someone's already done it... :lol:
Mercutio
Fatwah on Western Digital
The waterfall really is the way to go.
mubs
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Prescott at 120+ Watts??? (not that I care or plan on using one, but am amazed that Intel could actually release a monster like this).
mubs said:
Monstrosity would be a better word.
Space Heater would also be appropriate!
