Pretty slick p4 heatsink

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Pretty slick p4 heatsink

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http://www.bit-tech.net/review/190/

I like the look of it. and it proforms well also.

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This weighs in at 773 grams, that's almost 2 pounds (27.3 ounces) ! Talk about a core crusher. :;

In comparison the SLK800 weighs 505 grams, or 17.8 ounces. It should perform well and does so by its sheer volume.

Zalman is a company that prefers to make quiet heatsinks and that's great. But the bad thing is they always use more weight and not enough of design skills to make a more effecient heatsink.
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Post by PreDatoR »

damn that thing is friggin' huge. looks really cool though!
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