Figures 8 and 9 illustrate the base of the cooler. The five 6 mm heatpipes touch the CPU directly, with a small aluminum gap between them. The base is smooth but with no mirrored look.
Figure 8: Base
Figure 9: Base
Figure 10 shows the heatsink of the Frio Advanced with the fans removed.
Figure 10: Heatsink
In Figure 11, you can see the 130 mm PWM fans that come with the Frio Advanced.
Figure 11: Fans
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