Cooler Master Shows Concept Coolers: Closed-Loop Heat Pipe and Flying Saucer

[Guest]

Cooler Master used Computex to demo two of its concept coolers, one of which featured a closed-loop heat pipe along with three fans, another used a large heat column and a rather unarthodox design.

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[Dark Lord of Tech]

I'll take 3 UFO's love that design.

 

[bit_user]

The UFO reminds me of a Zalman "flower" heat sink I used on my Pentium 4. It cooled a 103 W Prescott P4 in a fair bit less space than this, but had a pretty big problem with dust building up towards the center, as the gaps between the fins narrowed.

I can't tell whether this would suffer from similar problems. If so, I'd recommend only using it in a positive pressure case with dust filters. Its larger size should also help.

 

[Kunra Zether]

I want a flying saucer cooler too!! ?? I actually do I love it completely different then anything I've seen before.

 

[Spazzy]

Count me in for the flying saucer cooler as long as the final design can handle 100+watts. That just looks cool!

 

[John Philips]

Still aluminum? Go for copper, coolermaster... just like cryorig, alphacool and ekwc.

 

[jeremy2020]

I think that first cooler is a terminator. You will likely be killed if you get it.

 

[DerekA_C]

Almost looks like the excess of the fan in the UFO could cool the nearby Ram Dims.

 

[R3v01v3r]

I actually think the V8 cooler and this UFO one would make it really hard to get around your motherboard. I 100% know it is with the V8 design I was so happy to go to water cooling after using the V8 design they are just to big in your PC case.