In Figure 2 we can see the cooler from the front. It has a small aluminum base and the heatsink stays over it, but not touching it.
Figure 2: Front view.
In Figure 3 we have a side view of HPH-9525EA. Note the heatpipes and the gap between the base and the heatsink.
Figure 3: Side view.
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