yeah, now almost every newly released heatsink that performs worth a damn has copper in it
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Wow where'd this shit spring back up from. :p I thought we buried this long ago ;)
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hehe, either way, it is a decent thread
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Well how about this!?
why not make a copper base heat sink (cuase copper is more dense) THEN attach that to AL fins! to get rid of the heat faster? cuase it's like more holy n stuff. ;) Both of best worlds.
I like Zalman heatsinks, they are pretty and they are quite. ben tha one leg pimp. |
What like a swifty MCX462? :p
As for Al fins - they're for weight, dissipation is the same between Al and Cu. |
bump, carbon foam kicks silver, copper, or aluminums butts. problem is it's porous good for heatsinks bad for waterblocks
cabon foam |
more importantly it costs some serious dollars. I think it would be fine to use in the channels of a water block though
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Stuck in thread, coincidentally.
If someone reads the whole posts today, he/she will indicate that all the story is related with some area/weight ratio and some thermal conductivity. Cu "became" the future in HSFs. Sure. Of course. Certainly. Easy to understand "now". How is that "easiness" possible in only 1-2 years? Is it increase in knowledge, technology or just evolution:p: |
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