Figure 4 reveals the front view of the cooler, where you can see a sticker with the name of the cooler.
Figure 4: Front view
The rear side of the cooler is shown in Figure 5. Here you can see the shape of the heatpipes.
Figure 5: Rear view
In Figures 6 and 7, the sides of the heatsink are displayed.
Figure 6: Side view
Figure 7: Side view
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