Does it even fit in the computer?

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How much it cost?
looks cool (pun intended)

i saw a site offering it for 55 quid

It is better to aim for the stars and hit the tops of the trees than to aim for nothing and hit it dead on.

u were done. £27-50 I can get them for. not a bad heatsink but for that money?

is that a heatsink or a household fan for warm weather???

what are the specs on that thing. it looks huge

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Hmmmm £27... not bad

no not that big looking at it seeing that that is probably a 80mm fan then the whole thing cant be bigger than 10cm3

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It is better to aim for the stars and hit the tops of the trees than to aim for nothing and hit it dead on.

You can never go to far with PC cooling. At least that is what I tell myself when I see people cutting massive holes in the sides of their cases in order to accomodate enormous platic tubes that are glued to their central heating ducts! Yes, it's true. Run the central heating fan (no heat, of course), and you have a steady flow of cool air flowing through the tube into case. Lots of dust I imagine...

FF - It looks fine, but I personally wouldn't go for that model (especially when I have a P4), but a Coolermaster Aero 7+ is a good all-round heatsink. I like the "squirrel-cage" design. No, the fan is not powered by squirrels!

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I thought it was an airco unit

Deep Impact, what a name for a heat sink. It makes me think of that movie. What's the connection? (And No, I don't mean those wires )

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it makes a deep impact on heat build up maybe?

It is better to aim for the stars and hit the tops of the trees than to aim for nothing and hit it dead on.

"Deep Impact" refers to the amount of damage that will be done to the MB when you next move the computer, as the weight of the heatsink will snap the CPU Socket and retension brackets in half!

Note: This has been known to happen.

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or the deep impact they cause on your bank account if one goes wrong?

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