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OCZ develops CPU cooling

Memory, sticks, PSUs and now....

By Fuad Abazovic

Mon Jul 17 2006, 09:38

OCZ doesn't stop and doesn't sleep at all. The company just announced a CPU cooler and it is going back to its old roots. We remember that it used to have the CPU coolers some 12 to 18 months ago, but they didn't mess with the new designs that much.

Well, the company is ready to embrace the CPU cooling and it just introduced its heat pipe CPU cooling marchitecture. The cooler is meant for enthusiasts and it is branded as the Tempest.

The plate of the cooler is copper based and the cooler has four heat pipes and a ninety two millimetre fan on top of it.

The fan supports both AMD and the current Intel and the next generation Intel, Conroe of course but we don't know its price. This is how it looks. µ

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