DFI's LanParty CPU Cooler Gets an Early Leakage

Clunk · #1 20-01-2009, 15:30

Some leaked piccys of a DFI CPU cooler in development...

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Clunk · #2 20-01-2009, 16:05

Kelainefes · #3 20-01-2009, 16:49

AWESOME!!!
I'm so silly, when i saw the headline "DFI Developing Enormous LanParty CPU Cooler" i immediately thought they were working with Thermalright and immediately after that "MMMMHHHH Me wants BIG and SHINY COOLER!"

Anyway it really is pretty, but am i the only one to think that with all the heatpipes in a line the heat won't be evenly spread across the whole fin surface? Think about the TRUE and you'll know what i mean.

MustRotate · #4 20-01-2009, 17:36

No thanks, water is better

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tonschk · #5 20-01-2009, 19:57

Very very nice , I like it , very similar to the Coolermaster Hyper 212

affiliate13 · #6 20-01-2009, 20:48

Yikkes, thats huge. I would love to see a review mate.

kitfit1 · #7 20-01-2009, 22:45

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Originally Posted by MustRotate

No thanks, water is better

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No thanks, Phase is better than both

Clunk · #8 20-01-2009, 23:18

Ahh, but phase is deafening, at least mine is

Have you had a wattage meter on yours yet? I'm hoping to rig the DFI X58 up this week if I can find some of that thick neoprene, I've only got the thin stuff left and it's a bit messy.

affiliate13 · #9 20-01-2009, 23:19

Wait, what board have they got that on?

kitfit1 · #10 20-01-2009, 23:33

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Originally Posted by Clunk

Ahh, but phase is deafening, at least mine is

Nah, turn the fans down low for normal running. Benching can be a bit noisey though

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Originally Posted by Clunk

Have you had a wattage meter on yours yet?

Nope. The way i look at it, this is my hobby. Most of my friends spend £300/£400 a month playing golf. I would be very hard pressed to spend that much on hardware and electric in two months. That's what i tell Mrs kitfit, and i'm sticking to it