[Computex 2010]Thermalright new heatsinks

Why would you want that kind of ordered array?

Single walled tubes, without any strict QC, are ~400 per gram. That's three order of magnitudes difference.

So yes, he is wrong, and so are you (since we are talking about 'the cheapest I can find it').

Also, they aren't quoted in micrograms / nanograms. How do you propose they sell 1 microgram to someone who wants to buy 1 microgram? Even analytical scales top out at 1 milligram. The price for the copper substrate is 1EA - 1 each. The numbers you read as 30 micrograms is 30 um, which is micrometers, microns.

I've already edited one post here in an attempt to keep the thread friendly BUT if this is going to turn into a "I'm right and your wrong" contest I'll toss this sucker into deleted threads faster than you can say it and add a 30 day ban to the people involved.
Leave the ego's home.
People have different opinions so live with it and accept it.
When you present your opposing opinion and the other guy still insists that his point of view is right then walk away and tell yourself "I've done what I can and you can't force someone to change their opinion."

I was just giving facts, although in general CNTs clearly are quite expensive for mass manufacturing.

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Originally Posted by mindfury

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Originally Posted by D-Cyph3r V2

Looks like someone took a TRUE and divided by zero...

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
You made my day! :lol:

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Originally Posted by hurleybird

I'm more interested in the giant 'orb'-like cooler. Look at the size and depth of that radial fan! Certainly an intereting take on the cylindrical heatsink concept.

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Yep, same. I think case having a side fan will be a deal breaker performance wise, though.

Interesting.