In Figure 4, you see the front of the heatsink. The design is very conservative, simple, and very efficient, as we can tell by the coolers using this design we tested so far.
Figure 4: Front view
In Figure 5, you see the side of the heatsink, as well as the four copper heatpipes.
Figure 5: Side view
In Figure 6, you can check the top of the cooler, which has a black fin with the manufacturer logo.
Figure 6: Top view
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