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Thermalright's copper P4 heatpipe cooler Review
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Posted on Monday, May 03 2004 @ 17:05:43 CEST by LSDsmurf |
Just bought yourself an Intel Pentium 4 Prescott? Hot bugger ain't it? That
is where the Thermalright SP-94 Heatsink comes in. With the same
fin/heatpipe design of the SP-97, but with a different base, the SP-94 is
the King of Thermalight's arsenal for the Pentium 4. Made of solid copper,
the base is soldered to the fins with the heatpipes in-between. The
heatpipes are used to carry liquid that evaporates to the top then condenses
and falls back to the base in liquid form, repeating this cycle over and
over again.
Link: envynews
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