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Prolimatech Genesis CPU Cooler

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The Vortez crew have the Prolimatech Genesis CPU cooler on the test bench today. The half-n-half (horizontal / vertical) configuration looks like one half of the heatsink is humping the other half but, if you can fit it on your motherboard, it looks like it cools rather well.

Where do we start with the Prolimatech Genesis? For a start, it’s not your everyday single or dual tower cooler. The Genesis is very unique in its design; it is composed of two radiators, one upright and the other designed as a down-draft heatsink to cool memory modules, MOSFETs and the motherboard Northbridge.
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The half-n-half (horizontal / vertical) configuration looks like one half of the heatsink is humping the other half

THIS.

ROFLMAO
 
$75 with no fans. :rolleyes:
I know these companies are trying to skimp on cost and use the "people bring their own fans" mentality but come on; they seriously couldn't spend a measly $4 on 2 Yate Loon fans to include with the thing?
 
I like the way it looks with the fans attached, woulda been nice if it also kept other things cool also like its advertised as doing
 
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