Figure 4 illustrates the front of the heatsink. The fins are not plain; they have small folds to avoid a perfectly laminar airflow inside the heatsink that could spoil the heat transfer.
Figure 4: Front view
Figure 5 reveals the side of the cooler. Notice the four 8 mm heatpipes connecting the fins to the base.
Figure 5: Side view
In Figure 6, you can see the top of the cooler.
Figure 6: Top view
We completely disassembled Seventeam ST-420BKV, a low-end 420 W power supply, to take a look at its design. Updated to include load tests.
Review of Epson B-510DN ink jet color printer, a business-class, heavy-duty printer with very low consumable cost and high printing speed.
We added five more new thermal compounds to our previous roundup, for a total of 25 different thermal compounds from major brands. We also tried an “alternative” compound: lipstick.
Toughpower XT is an updated version of the famous Toughpower series from Thermaltake. Let’s see if their 750 W model is a good buy.
We tested a Bluetooth headphone set from Logitech targeted to iPod and MP3 players but that can also be used with any audio source, even the PC.
The Macho is a big CPU cooler from Thermalright, with six heatpipes and a 140 mm fan. Let’s test it!