Taisol Heatpipe Heatsink !

[SySteM]

not sure if this HSF in NZ or not, i got this review off thai OC
here is link (it thai)
http://www.overclockzone.com/report/cpucooler/taisol/p4_heatpipe/index.html

[SecretSquirrel]

I almost DONT understand that picture at all.

Thats one crazy assed heatsink
How'd it perform (Thai is a little rusty ;) )

[edit ] temps not too bad, but noisy I gather, and the VCore looks REALLY low for some reason...I still have no idea if they are good coolers or not...

[Binky Stunt Cat]

nice idea, but anyone know of 44 and 40 degrees is a good temp for a 1.8 OC'd to 2.4? P4 that is...

[cadmax]

nice vere cool
need to know more:D

[Gh0s7 L3mUr]

Damn that's some crazy shiz

*runs off to learn thai* :D

[Septic_12]

I know a little bit of Thai ... spoken that is, trying to read it is like trying to poke yourself in the eye with your elbow = really difficult to get your head round .

[SySteM]

give me a day i'll translate :P hehe my english still not good lol :D

[mird-OC]

that has got the be the coolest looking HSF i've ever seen. almost makes me want to go back to air just to own one :)

i wonder how they're priced....

[jeef]

basicly its like a mini-water cooler, theres oil in them pipes, the heat transfers from the lil bit and into the big heatsink, the fan cools the big heatsink... thats how they do it in laptops, cause theres not enough room to put the fan ontop of the cpu they transfer the heat to wheres theres room for a fan, i believe they r very good coolers...

my p4 1.6 not overclocked (stock hsf) is at 60C (duno y) so i guess 44 sounds pretty cold...

[crux]

It seems like a good temperature considering his system temp is up at 32c. Also I believe the vcore is so low because p4's are that way, after all it is a p4 cooler.

[mird-OC]

look at that mounting mechanism! oh gosh, oh my, i really would like one... uuuhh.... oh dear...

*grabs a box of tissues*