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AMD just debuted its brand new Wraith stock CPU cooler here at CES. A whisper quiet, four heatpipe heatsink that’s jaw-droppingly impressive. Stock heatsinks and various thermal solutions that come boxed with today’s processors from both AMD and Intel have earned an infamous reputation among enthusiasts for years. They’re viewed as these little noisy fans that represent the bare minimum of what processors need to stay cool and certainly not something to be even considered for overclocking.
AMD’s brand new Wraith CPU / APU thermal solution changes that perception entirely. This new cooler features four copper heatpipes, the largest thermal mass by far of any stock processor heatsink that we’ve seen and a near silent fan that’s considerably larger and more more effective than any of AMD’s previous stock CPU cooling solutions. In fact, you’d be hard pressed to actually guess that Wraith is a stock CPU heatsink rather than an aftermarket low profile CPU cooler had it been missing the AMD branding, which is LED lit.
http://wccftech.com/amd-wraith-cpu-cooler-zen-bristol-ridge/
See existing thread here: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2459768
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KeithTalent
AMD just debuted its brand new Wraith stock CPU cooler here at CES. A whisper quiet, four heatpipe heatsink that’s jaw-droppingly impressive. Stock heatsinks and various thermal solutions that come boxed with today’s processors from both AMD and Intel have earned an infamous reputation among enthusiasts for years. They’re viewed as these little noisy fans that represent the bare minimum of what processors need to stay cool and certainly not something to be even considered for overclocking.
AMD’s brand new Wraith CPU / APU thermal solution changes that perception entirely. This new cooler features four copper heatpipes, the largest thermal mass by far of any stock processor heatsink that we’ve seen and a near silent fan that’s considerably larger and more more effective than any of AMD’s previous stock CPU cooling solutions. In fact, you’d be hard pressed to actually guess that Wraith is a stock CPU heatsink rather than an aftermarket low profile CPU cooler had it been missing the AMD branding, which is LED lit.
http://wccftech.com/amd-wraith-cpu-cooler-zen-bristol-ridge/
See existing thread here: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2459768
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KeithTalent
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