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I once had a heavy copper cooler. It’s convenient for quick testing, it’s heavy enough that I didn’t have to seure it. Just put it on the CPU and did quick tests of my system.
yeah, i hope they actually have stock this time. would be cool to see more pure copper options in the market.
Will it actually be available, or is this just a “show” product?
I’ve asked them for samples of their pure copper products before (I review cooling), and every time I’ve asked they stated they are out of stock.
But how reliable is it?
How reliable peace of metal can be?
How reliable peace of metal can be?
Depends on the metal. Iron can rust pretty quickly.
Too many people immediately think of the True copper!
Nice blue accent color to add to your cyberpunk themed build too.
I still have three True Coppers. Almost 2kg, the only downside is lack of support for newer sockets. And you can only use it on lay flat systems. Pair it with a delta EHE and mwah chefs kiss
I ran my i7 965 on a TRUE black and a delta fan for a while. Still don’t know how I put up with that level of fan noise.
Thermalright supposedly has a mounting kit for AM4/AM5
https://www.thermalright.com/product/amd-am4-am5-universal-btk/
Still have a True copper from…uh oh I’m getting old
Is a pretty thing still
Will wait for LTT review ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
GN’s cooler reviews have been excellent lately, I would look forward to that one more
Awww here I thought it’s gonna be a 120mm tower… :(
I used their all copper coolers back in the socket A days. Paired with super loud 92mm Delta fans.
Yeah it’s that time of the decade! :D
Holy crap, this will be huge for sff and 1u/2u chassis servers!
Not that huge. A full copper AXP-90 X47 has been available for years. the X53 is only a little bigger and as such a pretty minor upgrade to that. Certainly nice, but not huge imo.
Holy crap, this will be huge for sff and 1u/2u chassis servers!
I once had a heavy copper cooler. It’s convenient for quick testing, it’s heavy enough that I didn’t have to seure it. Just put it on the CPU and did quick tests of my system.