interesting heat sink would you not agree?

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wonder what the surface area would be on it? 64X68X45mm with the 2mm
holes
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[img="[URL]http://www.micforg.co.jp/images/al_spiral.jpg[/URL]"]
another one they are very pretty looking wounder how they would perform?

 

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where did you see that hs, I'm intrested in how well it performs too.

 

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arrrgh Damn Browser!

 

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alpha they are designing interesting heat sinks nowadays.
check it here

 

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very interesting

 

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whoa they are going for a 462 passive cooling! is that possible?

 

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wow, that should about double the surface area.

 

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IAMCanadian (Jul 13, 2001 03:26 a.m.):
whoa they are going for a 462 passive cooling! is that possible?

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Not really, unless they're cooling a duron 600 or somthin like that.

 

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Wow, now that is surface area! Imagine drilling small holes in the bottom of each "pillar" in the first piture, to get air to flow both around and THROUGH the pipe thingies. that would give it alot of surface area. and the other ones just look wicked

 

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Very interesting looking HSFs indeed. I wish someone would do a review... *wink wink*

 

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they had another one there that had a 60X60 mm base with 710 pin count on the sink each pin 1.4 mm diameter
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Yep I would agree.. very interesting.

 

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I like these two a lot...

One with a heat pipe in the base:

http://www.micforg.co.jp/alhphs.html

Think of the possibility..water cooled/HSF combo:

http://www.micforg.co.jp/alhole.html

 

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they are pretty but where are the reviews?

 

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i think this is pretty neat for a water block.

http://www.aavidthermalloy.com/datashts/hi_contact/index.html#top

 

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Yeah very pretty but an all aluminum construction, even the new alu swifttech MCX 370 can't match the best copper sinks. I would bet *alot* of money they perform no better than average.

 

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Yes, very interesting....I would also be interested in how they perform.....

 

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have to have copper to be a happy camper huh...[img="[URL]http://www.micforg.co.jp/images/al_cu.jpg[/URL]"]

 

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Wow in copper, NICE! after testing I might have to trade in my glaciator! We shall see!