Ooooo perfect for a silent pc

[sysfailur]

Saw this on Akiba... looks SWEET...

pic: http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/akiba/hotline/20021130/image/nts1.html

info: http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/urltrurl?lp=ja_en&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tsheatronics.co.jp%2Fproducts %2Fal_ex%2Findex.html

Note the heat vision picture. The new design keeps temps decent all throughout the heatsink whereas the old version had it very hot on the bottom. Neat stuff.

Also, this is the same company which made this cooler: http://inflowdirect.com/radcool.html

And it's gonna cost ~ $47 in japan. Pretty reasonable if you ask me.

[seversphere]

what would you apply it to if you had one right now?

[sysfailur]

Originally posted by seversphere
what would you apply it to if you had one right now?

Well, nothing--but that's only cus I believe it's p4 only, and I only have an AMD right now. But if I did have one I'd save it for later use in a silent comp for "something" dunno what :P

[felix88]

oh my god! it's the chip destroyer!

those zen coolers were very notorious for crushing tbird cores.

just imagine having all that weight trying to rip through the holes in the motherboard.

[antipop]

That heatsink is way out of spec
You better watch out when it gonna fall, i bet it can destroy the vid card

[Smizack]

Looks like a good idea, but it seems a bit big for a hsf. I don't even like how big the Volcanos are.

[felix88]

Originally posted by Smizack
Looks like a good idea, but it seems a bit big for a hsf. I don't even like how big the Volcanos are.

remember the CORE? that was one hell of a beast, and it turned out to be a pretty poor preformer. :rolleyes:

[Smizack]

Originally posted by felix88
remember the CORE? that was one hell of a beast, and it turned out to be a pretty poor preformer. :rolleyes:

Yeah, it seems to me that the little guys, like the SLK800 - 600 and ax-7's do a better job, and much less of a hassle.

[Keeper]

How well does it cool?