New Prescott heatsinks

[JBT]

Originally posted by: KpocAlypse

Originally posted by: JBT
Yeah I was kinda getting at that, that it was a Athlon board when I pointed it out but I don't have a A64 and am not all that firmiliar with the boards. Either way why would the A64's need a cooler like that as they run pretty damn cool as it is, and even OCed they don't seem to get to hot. weird

My guess is was a "HEY look what we can do!" product, and not really anything ment for retail. Kinda like, well, if it even came to needing something so big, we can make it. Either way, it will get some attention, which is prolly exactly what the company wanted.

Still another reason i will never look to INQ for news..

true

 

[Jeff7181]

Don't waste your money on that... just modify a dust buster to blow air on your current heatsink... that'll keep it cool =)

 

[gsellis]

Originally posted by: KpocAlypse

Originally posted by: dexvx
That Asus MotherBoard (the one with teh giant Blue cooler) is an Asus K8V Deluxe, S754 Athlon 64 Motherboard.

Heh....inquirer, wrong about something? NEVER!

Guess that explains the three Ram slots.

Never let the facts get in the way of a good joke

 

[grabadude]

First AMD procs, and now Intel ones can be used as an oven

 

[Maximilian]

Its a jet engine....

 

[stickybytes]

is that humongous heat sink going to be the standard for prescott heatsinks?

whatever happened to those square heatsinks that didn't rise higher than 3-4 inches?

 

[Corporate Thug]

ROFLMAO, now you can say i really have a jet engine in my case

this is a joke right?

 

[ath50]

I'm thinking you can go with the pig look with a little pink paint...

 

[Lyfer]

Thats folking big.

 

[randumb]

I wonder how much CFM that blue one gets.