Figure 7 illustrates the base of the cooler. The heatpipes touch the CPU directly. The surface is not polished enough for a mirror-like look.
Figure 7: Base
Figure 8 shows the PWM compatible 120 mm fan that comes with the cooler.
Figure 8: Fan
Figure 9 reveals the heatsink with the fan installed. The rubber holders make the installation easy and also help absorb the fan’s vibration.
Figure 9: Fan installed
We have completely dissected this kilowatt baby from OCZ and tested to see if it can really deliver 1,000 W. Updated to include load tests.
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