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Gamer Storm Assassin CPU Cooler

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Need a big ass heatpipe heatsink fan combo to keep your processor cool? Well then, check out this review of the Gamer Storm Assassin CPU cooler at Hardware Secrets today.

The Assassin is the first CPU cooler from Gamer Storm, a brand of cooling products from Logisys/Deepcool, aimed at gamers. This huge cooler has two twin tower heatsinks, eight heatpipes, one 120 mm fan and one 140 mm fan. We already reviewed the Dracula VGA cooler from this brand.
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3.04 lbs?! WoW, heavier then the dh-14.

Soon the motherboard mfg's are gonna need to double the thickness of the boards to hold the HS's!!! :D
 
Hagrid said:
3.04 lbs?! WoW, heavier then the dh-14.

Soon the motherboard mfg's are gonna need to double the thickness of the boards to hold the HS's!!! :D
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Either that, or they'll all have to be mounted in cases that have the motherboard sitting horizontally.
 
lol the weight.

Personally I'd rather go for the Corsair H100 with 4 Gentle Typhoon fans
 
Motherboards will have to be made out of carbon nanotubes then you can put a 100lb cooler on it.
 
That aircooler really isn't heavy enough, nor does it cover enough of the motherboard PCB.
 
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