they forgot to say “immense dimensions”.
I'm sure it works a treat, but when you combine that with a 5970, you'll have to sit in another room.
You've seen 2001 ?

Nice!

I'll give someone a tenner if they dare use this with Intel push pins :D

Test.
http://www.overclockers.at/air_cooling/exklusiv_hands-on_noctuas_nh-d14_211569

i5 750 @4.2Ghz <70C

Google translation of german test.
http://translate.google.co.uk/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.overclockers.at%2Fair_cooling%2Fexklusiv_hands-on_noctuas_nh-d14_211569&sl=de&tl=en&history_state0=

A bit too expensive IMO though… That's stepping into water cooling price territory no?

Ulti
A bit too expensive IMO though… That's stepping into water cooling price territory no?

:crazy: where are you shopping?

A decent WC setup will set you back £200 minimum

And if you're not going to have a decent setup, there's no point in having a setup…

TAKTAK
:crazy: where are you shopping?

A decent WC setup will set you back £200 minimum

And if you're not going to have a decent setup, there's no point in having a setup…

A Corsair H50 may not be the best solution but it's cheaper and possibly better?

I wasn't taking about a “decent” watercooling setup, was talking about stuff like the H50.

Which isn't that much better if any than a TRUE / megahalems

You know, if you took an H50 and stuck the radiator to the top of the waterblock you would be looking at a cooler with roughly the same height as this beast.

Given the volume, weight and price of modern heatpipe coolers pre-filled water coolers could become more viable in the future (assuming they're built properly) rather than just being a novelty.