Finally a well designed fan?

[Silver]

Maybe there is a little more left in those heat sinks. Not a better heatsink but a better fan?

http://www.ystech.com.tw/Tmd/tmd-0.htm

 

[Crazy Jayhawk]

Neat. I actually had an idea like that a while back; just wasn't sure how I would build it.

 

[Voodoo Rufus]

I want one, in 120mm and 172mm trim. Nice design. Always knew the dead space of the motor was stupid. Servo motors in RC vehicles use the same principle. They're called coreless motors, more torque than regular motors.

 

[custoswashere]

wait till you see the price for something like that. Though, since you only need one for a CPU it might be worth it but I bet it's going to be fairly steep for a while.

 

[Voodoo Rufus]

Fans aren't too expensive in the first place compared to how much we pay for hardware and decent cases. They should help out a good amount for CPUs because the majority of the heat is in the center and the motor is right there on top of it.

 

[Silver]

If you could get a descently powered fairly quite fan that efficiently removes heat from a good heat sink then 118 w pelts might actually be feasible. Interesting to see how well the fan performs on a quality heatsink.

 

[Voodoo Rufus]

It all depends on the cfm and backpressure power. If it has more torque it'll keep closer to it's rated cfm. It'll be very interesting to see the specs on it.

 

[AarontheJC]

I like the looks of that. Someday...I will have one of those!

Great find Silver.