What? I can’t hear you my PC is hot…
 

I was reading about intel newest solution to their prescot heat issues at http://www.overclockers.com/articles995/ . It’s all fine and dandy until you get to the end of the first paragraph and notice that it only weighs 3.8 pounds. My first reaction was disbelieve :eek: but I went back and sure enough 3.8 pounds, most of which can be accounted for by the big block of copper. I went on to read the rest of the article, and by the end I could not stop laughing by the warning label that might be included with this unit. On the plus side the unit is able to achieve a cw of .14 @ about 8500 rpms, but it violates OSHA 93.03a. If that’s not enough you will need a “valve-spring compression tool” to install the heatsink. If you have not read the article the link is above

– How big can you get -

MWHAHAHAAAAAAHAHAAAA! that's just awesome. someone out there will buy it, recieve permanent hearing damage and sue. perhaps water cooling is the safer alternative in this case?

if this isnt an april joke, intel went koo koo.

That's what I was thinking -

see any similarities between these two pictures? :)

Check out this link to a pretty funny flash cartoon about the Intel "Prescott" processor.
http://207.44.153.198/infommercial.html