Biggest Ninja evar!!1

Evil doesn't even begin to describe it.
Integrating 10 heat pipes in a U shape, this beast can be scary, but this immoderation remains the best guarantee for honorable performances for a passive cooling system, due to the poor air flow generated by the natural convection.
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Somebody died (again) today, and that figurative person's name was English.
 
Leman said:
Evil doesn't even begin to describe it.
Somebody died (again) today, and that figurative person's name was English.
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Hey man, I don't go there to read the articles, just to look at the pics, honest.
 
Damn, that thing is huge :eek: What's wrong with wanting a JOURNALIST (wait this is Tom's) to have proper english.
 
Cool. Pure efficiency, non of the elegance crap, just more copper, more surface area, better cooling.

What I'd really like to do is strap three 120mm fans to a single cooler. Are the dimensions of that sucker 120mm by 120mm? that would be wicked.

edit: ahh, div, you have a very good point, I becha the back bracket is specialized.
 
It would cool even better if the heat pipes were actually distributed evenly on the heatsink fins.

With all the heatpipes grouped so close together, it is going to hurt performance somewhat.

For those of you thinking it is really heavy, evidently yo haven't ever picked up a nice tall heatpipe solution with copper fins.

And yeah.. adding a fan or two to that should provide pretty outstanding performance.
 
There's nothing dexterous or stealth about it!

I'd love to see how it compares to a passive Tuniq Tower though. Not a fair fight?
 
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