A heatpipe CPU really "slim" a little different

GELID launches its new heatpipe model that fits in any configuration with only 28 mm in thickness.

GELID is continuing its development in the field of the new heatpipe cooling named Slim Silence A - Plus.Ce heatpipe resumed the bases of the Slim Silence AM2 with its compact design and can therefore be installed on any configuration of the Mini-ITX passing by the ATX, and the HTPC in the 1U server.

Its base from two heat pipes in copper for a transfer of the heat emitted by the processor directly to aluminum fins. At its centre lies a 7.5 cm fan that can rotate between 1200 t/m and 2600 t/m without precision on the produced noise.

The block is 10.5 cm long for 7.45 cm wide and 2.8 cm in height for a total mass of 285 grams. The manufacturer indicates that its CPU heatpipe is expected to identify 95 watt TDP and fits on any AMD socket FM1 and FM2 and the AM2 AM3 +, it is not question of Intel at the time. It is already available in store for €20 with a manufacturer warranty of five years.

    

Aeolus Big Frost: the new heatpipe dual DeepCool tour

1.12 kg of aluminum and copper to cool any configuration...

Presented at Computex 2012, this Aeolus Big Frost produced by DeepCool finally arrives on the market. Design double tower with six heat pipes of 6 mm in diameter, he resumed the Assassin version design while being a little simpler in its design.

The dimensions of the block are 12.6 cm by 13.6 cm 15.9 cm in height for a mass of 1.12 kg including two mark 12 cm fans. The first of the two fans shoot air at a speed of 1300 t/d to 22.6 dbA and the second, which supports the PWM for a speed of rotation modulated between 900 and 1500 t/m, will produce 21.4 dbA at the lowest and 32.1 dbA at the top.

For fixing, DeepCool thought all motherboards in the market, or almost, for AMD or Intel with support of the LGA 2011. The purchase of a such heatpipe should cost approximately $ 32 with fans, what remains cheap enough if performance is at the rendezvous.

       

Prolimatech launches the heatpipe CPU Black Series Genesis

The Prolimatech constructor leaves its imposing Black Series Genesis, heatpipe CPU dual tower which is horizontal and the other vertical.

Prolimatech launches Black series of its CPU heatpipe particular design. Indeed it is composed of two towers of vanes in aluminium which is vertically and the other horizontally.

    

This perpendicular vanes blocks provision then to place up to three fans of 120 or 140 mm (sold separately) to cool not only the CPU but also strips of RAM, which must not exceed 49 mm in height, but also the other components of the motherboard.

    

As its name indicates this series offers therefore a black colour of the radiators, the base and the 6 heat pipes however remaining copper nickel plated. The bulk of all (without fan) rises to 216,5 x 165 x 146 mm and weighs 800 grams.

    

The Black Series Genesis is sold nude so without fan with a kit of compatible with socket 775 mounting, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011 Intel and AM2, AM2 +, AM3 of AMD. It will be available in a few days at the rate of €70.

Xigmatek Colosseum, the heatpipe CPU fan cage

The Xigmatek constructor launches the Colosseum, its CPU heatpipe including design oval Tower-shaped mesh contains a PWM blue LED fan.

The Colosseum designed by Xigmatek is a CPU heatpipe design is particularly worked.

    

It consists of a "mesh" Tower of oval shape composed of several layers of thin aluminum plates which fits a PWM 120 mm with blue LED fan to accentuate the "Wow" effect.

    

The fan turns on a range between 1000 and 2200 RPM for a 89.45 CFM airflow, 3.45 mmH2O air pressure and a sound level reaching the maximum 20 dBA. It is based on a base nickled copper where out five heat pipes on part and on the other through the structure of the Tower of fins. All 146 x 97 mm x 157 mm and weighs 610 grams without the fan. The Colosseum is compatible with socket LGA 775, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011 Intel and AMD AM2 (+), the (+) AM3 and FM1.

    

No date of availability, nor mentioned tariff by the manufacturer for the moment but hope that its effectiveness and performance were also worked as its appearance.

Phanteks out a new top-flow Heatpipe

A good well with heatpipe sandwich is on the menu for this new Phanteks PH-TC14CS.

Phanteks extends its "top flow" range with a whole new heatpipe CPU. Called PH-TC14CS, may settle on all sockets of the market ranging from LGA 775 for Intel LGA, 2011 and the the FM1 for AMD AM2/3. Sandwiched by two 140 mm fans, the radiator lose the heat emitted by the processor taking the five heat-pipes of 8 mm copper coated with nickel. Ventilation is provided at the speed of 1300 t/m for an 88.6 CFM air flow created at this speed, according to the manufacturer.

If it is not necessary to trigger a storm in its housing, Phanteks thought to provide a PWM adapter in the pack. It allows both fans turn at speed reduced from 700 t/m with an air flow of 45.1 CFM up to 1200 t/m for 78.1 CFM. On noise generated by nine each fan blades, it is indicated that without the adapter, the heatpipe will produce only 19.6 dBA fully loaded, and 13.4 dBA at low speed (19 dBA to 1200 t/m) with the adapter.

                      

Weighing 900 grams, fans included, it measures 160 x 151 x 140,5 mm. He is accompanied by all the usual accessories such as Intel, a tube of thermal paste backplate adapter, connector double for two fans on a single motherboard port in Y and a few bands and anti-vibration for the installation of the two fans on the radiator. In white, it will be available in stores at a price of €69.90. Black, red, or blue, should pay €74.90. The color, it has no price.