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Tim S · 16th Mar 2007, 06:49

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/03...razy_memories/

Jipa · 16th Mar 2007, 09:21

Finally memories with heatspreaders that actually LOWER the temperature of the chips

BTW you can't stick more than two of those to any board at a time and even less you can stick two of those to the slots next to each other. Kinda sucks.

Paradigm Shifter · 16th Mar 2007, 10:30

That looks rather insane...

...in a good way, of course.

Woodstock · 16th Mar 2007, 11:07

the "golden" question is of cause what bennifet will it give

Steven Tarise · 16th Mar 2007, 15:24

Actually, I'd say the "golden" question is why they say "Xtreem" on them.

DXR_13KE · 16th Mar 2007, 15:25

hmmmm... interesting...... and big

http://www.metku.net/index.html?path...ight/index_eng

hmmmm.... to big.

Jipa · 16th Mar 2007, 15:40

Yeah well the review in metku is written by me, just didn't bother to advertise the site here

Yeah indeed they are freaking huge. Maybe they are good for some extreme overclockers, but I found them totally useless and think a fan would do the exact same thing. But they sure look cool and lower the temperatures even compared to most heatspreaders.

Bindibadgi · 16th Mar 2007, 18:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jipa

Yeah indeed they are freaking huge. Maybe they are good for some extreme overclockers, but I found them totally useless and think a fan would do the exact same thing.

I cant agree more tbh.

Splynncryth · 17th Mar 2007, 19:02

haha, those are enormous. I know it's not memory enthusiasts use, but I wonder how those heat pipes would do on FBDIMMs.

16th Mar 2007, 06:49	#1
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16th Mar 2007, 09:21	#2
Jipa Licenced idiot. Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Tampere, Finland Posts: 3,066	Finally memories with heatspreaders that actually LOWER the temperature of the chips BTW you can't stick more than two of those to any board at a time and even less you can stick two of those to the slots next to each other. Kinda sucks. __________________ Abit IP35 - E6750 - 8800GT 1024 MB - 2 GB 800 MHz - enough HDDs - 750 W Silverstone - CM Storm Sniper Asus P5Q-VM - Q9450 - 4 GB - 400 W Silverstone - Fortress FT01 AllTheMods - MetkuMods - LedCalc

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16th Mar 2007, 11:07	#4
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16th Mar 2007, 15:25	#6
DXR_13KE Madeira's banana is the best!!! Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Madeira ; Portugal Posts: 6,476	hmmmm... interesting...... and big http://www.metku.net/index.html?path...ight/index_eng hmmmm.... to big. __________________ *Renegade X - 0.40 Release!* <---- CLICK!

16th Mar 2007, 15:24	#5
Steven Tarise What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Bristol, England Posts: 14	Actually, I'd say the "golden" question is why they say "Xtreem" on them.

16th Mar 2007, 15:40	#7
Jipa Licenced idiot. Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Tampere, Finland Posts: 3,066	Yeah well the review in metku is written by me, just didn't bother to advertise the site here Yeah indeed they are freaking huge. Maybe they are good for some extreme overclockers, but I found them totally useless and think a fan would do the exact same thing. But they sure look cool and lower the temperatures even compared to most heatspreaders. __________________ Abit IP35 - E6750 - 8800GT 1024 MB - 2 GB 800 MHz - enough HDDs - 750 W Silverstone - CM Storm Sniper Asus P5Q-VM - Q9450 - 4 GB - 400 W Silverstone - Fortress FT01 AllTheMods - MetkuMods - LedCalc

17th Mar 2007, 19:02	#9
Splynncryth 0x665E3FF6,0x46CC,... Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: USA Posts: 1,390	haha, those are enormous. I know it's not memory enthusiasts use, but I wonder how those heat pipes would do on FBDIMMs.