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CoolerMaster HSC-V62 Heatsink |
| Wed, November 27 2002 | 10:48AM | PermaLink |
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RadiativeNZ looks at the CoolerMaster HSC-V62 Heatsink. This is for the users
who want a quiet PC. Does it perform well? Read it and find out.
=)

The CoolerMaster HSC-V62 uses copper for both the base and
the fins. It has an aluminium fan shroud which is copper anodized to make it
look like an all copper unit, overall it looks very classy. The heatsink uses
skived microfin technology, so there are a lot of thin fins as apposed to the
normal chunky fins that CoolerMaster are better known for. The point of having
a lot of thin fins as apposed to only a few thick fins is to increase surface
area. The more surface area available, the more heat can theoretically be dissipated
by the fan's draft.
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