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An increase in power output and a need to maintain a low noise profile has created some challenges for heat-sink manufacturers. The solutions they have created have ranged from coolers with round fins, flat fins, fins in a flower formation, heat pipes and even closed loop water cooling systems. One design that has dominated the air cooling segment for a few years now is the tower cooler. In general a copper base in direct contact with the CPU transfers the heat to a number of heat pipes with in turn dissipate it to the air via a multitude of flat fins.
Arctic Cooling hit the sweet spot of performance versus price with the Freezer series. The Freezer7 is a huge success and today we’re going to find out if Arctic’s new cooler, the Freezer13, can become the new bang-for-buck king.[/COLOR]
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