Another Wierd Shaped Heatsink.... rated at 2ghz?

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johneetrash

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looks pretty, wonder how it performs. just wondering, how can a heatsink be rated at 2ghz if there isnt a 2ghz chip? :)
 
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dxkj

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Im pretty sure there are higher than 2ghz chips out there :eek:... err hush hush, I shouldnt be talking about such things...(trust me, there are 2ghz and higher)
 
Tedtalker1

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That cooler looks sweet man!!! Made by Canopus ??? Who sells it? I want to see a review on this one for sure.Anybody know anything more about this Thunderbird R7?
 
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Just translated from Japanese to English.It has a 4,500rpm Fluid Bearing Low noise,long life Fan.The clip is designed differenty for AMD or Intel CPUs to totally optimize the bond to the Heatsink.Bear with the imperfect translation-"When installing the CPU cooler in the CPU core, the fact that adhesion of the core is raised is the important point. Because coefficient of thermal conductivity of the air is low, the opening being less crowded between, the stripe uninformed, efficiency with special care of the CPU cooler it cannot show sufficiently. Then, the case where the CPU cooler is installed, the silicon grease is painted in the CPU core, by the fact that the conduction of heat seat is put between, it is important to lower the heat resistance in the contact part of the CPU core and the CPU cooler." Looks to me like a well thought out HSF. $55.00 suggested retail,ouch!Any thoughts mikewarrior?

 
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Spoooon

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You know, 55 dollars might seem like a lot, but those of you that had slot CPU's may have shelled out 50 bucks for an Alpha slot cooler. I think that some of you have been spoiled by the cost/performance ratio of the FOP38. ;)
 
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