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One of the most interesting things that we get to see on the show floor of Computex are the plethora of different cooler designs. Feast your eyes on the photos below:
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WoW! Asus is making some monster coolers
Wow looks cool. I'm still sticking with stock cooler but those are fancy to look at.
Asus coolers? lol, I guess get one if you don't mind faulty fans
Too bad you have to click twice to get a large picture, how lame!
Any 4870x2 heatsinks?
Wow... I've seen dogs smaller than some of those.
I want the huge cylindrical horizontal heatsink in the 4th last picture. Looks sick.
woah! monstrous! hehe!
Prolimatech Magalems is the best
Who made the huge round one? It should have a giant cage fan in it.
I like the round Thermaltake fan but it's expensive and reviews say it doesn't perform well for the price. If the other round one had a big fan and good performance I would get a new case just to run it.
that left one in second last row is pretty nasty. can cool your computer and dig a underground tunnel afterwords.