since when did Intel have water cooling stuff

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835203006

ok ok, I'm sure they did not make it, probably just slapped there name on it

now make that a stock cooler and don't jack up the price of the cpu

It's the same old Asetek unit as Antec, Corsair and Thermaltake use with a different fan and different logo.
Not a bad cooler, not worth $90 unless you have space issues IMO.
Actually not even then as you can get the same cooler with a different fan (or fans) for less money.

Bobnova said:

It's the same old Asetek unit as Antec, Corsair and Thermaltake use with a different fan and different logo.

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I thought so
seems like everyone is getting into the closed loop stuff lately

The Asetek OEM Intel BXRTS2011 that you linked came out along with Intel's Sandy Bridge E last fall. Here is the only independent comparison testing I found: http://hothardware.com/Reviews/Liquid-Cooler-Lineup-Corsairs-H80-H100-Reviewed/?page=4. Not only did the Intel fail to keep up with the CoolIt OEM Corsair H100 but also fell behind the CoolIt/Corsair H80.

Intel said, "I'll buy 100,000 units of your crap as long as I get a 20% on each unit sold with our label".

They get the $1 a day Foxcon folks right on it with a new shiny Intel instead of Corsair label.

That's how they do it. And folks buy it, it's magic. It's 'muisic please, the Intel bing thing', and they put in 5 more orders at 100,000.