Comments on: World’s Largest CPU Cooler

By: Eduardo Garcia

Eduardo Garcia — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 05:01:05 +0000

phase Says:
that’s not a big ass fan. this is where you will find some big ass fans:

LMAO phase you made my day! LOL “thats NOT a big ass fan”

By: Kyle

Kyle — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 14:24:57 +0000

That guy above is an idiot. OSes I belive him about that but thats beside the bloody point… the processors (3Ghz, it’s really a 1.5 overclocked) is absouloute bullshit if that were the case there would be such thing 6 ghz 16core 256bit processer powered by the his mums ice cold goat milk that sucked at 25, 000 Teraflops a second to process the sheer ingnorance that is his brian

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 21:59:42 +0000

Oh & the PS3, even though it does about 6X more speed than ANY PC, doesn’t even have a heatsink on the CPU, let alone a fan! HAHAHAHA – U C people, U aren’t really running ‘XGhz CPUs’ – U R running JUNK the manufactures LIE about & say ’sure, U can overclock the hell out of this old obsolete design – HAHAHA – we’ll tell people it just requires a better cooler! HAHAHAHAHA – SUCKERS!!!’ – like when they sell U a 3Ghz, it’s really a 1.5, just overclocked 2 hell & needs an effing’ jet engine or dry ice on it just 2 run reliably. Get a PS3 =:-) Better yet, run Windows95, the very first version B 4 they crippled it with IE. It’s about 20X faster than XP, & about 6X faster than Vista. Don’t believe me? Try it! It also doesn’t crash like even Vista ‘ultimate’ does. It was not DESIGNED 2 crash. U C, Micro$cam PURPOSELY cripples their stuff, 2 drive people 2 different versions. “Oh U wanna serve files? U gotta get ‘Advanced server2003″ whatever – never mind the shell from the first 95 is even FASTER & doesn’t cost U $700-$3,000 like these overpriced, overcomplicate, full of backdoors 2 big brother OSes ) It’s all a SCAM!! WAKE UP WAKE UP PEOPLE! A single copper rod, with a baseplate, & fins – no fan, no jack – something like used in air conditioning. How simple is that? Nobody does it, because all these ‘engineers’ are retarded &/or just looking 4 scams, as well as purposely crippling their own lines so as 2 ‘upgrade’ sell ‘new improved’ versions later. U pepole R so dense 2 not notice this – it’s all lies.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 21:52:08 +0000

ALL of the heatsink designs out there for CPUs R totally retarded. Just put a copper rod directly on the CPU @ 90 degrees, & put a bunch of copper fins on it, & it will cool naturally via convection with no need 4 a fan. Same goes 4 PC power supplies. There are DC ones available – horribly overpriced (about $100), but U can just run your whole PC off a wee DC jack & wall wart. ALL of these ‘advanced coolers’ & ‘advanced power supplies’ are SCAMS! It’s interesting now how ‘multimedia appliances’ like the PS3 & toys from router makers like D-Link & whatnot outperform many PCs – certainly the PS3 wipes the floor with any PC regardless of price. It’s all a waste of money guys – this huge cooler, overpriced CPUs – & still about 1/6 the speed at best compared 2 a PS3. STOP WASTING YOUR $$$!!!

By: hola

hola — Fri, 06 Jan 2006 22:00:52 +0000

que pijon!

By: Laurie

Laurie — Sat, 31 Dec 2005 06:28:17 +0000

Just surfing along and I came across this. Had to laugh because I actually installed one (a real CNPS9500 LED, that is) in my machine last night. I love it! It’s cooled my machine and processor down 15 deg. It really is a well-engineered heatsink/fan.

By: Koskun

Koskun — Sat, 31 Dec 2005 06:14:10 +0000

Umm please remove this. It has been floating around the net for over a year now and is a fake.

By: Xataka

Xataka — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 23:47:25 +0000

El ventilador mÃ¡s grande del mundo

No sabemos si existe peligro de que tu ordenador salga volando por la ventana, pero las probabilidades ahÃ estÃ¡n. Y es que 25 metros cÃºbicos por segundo es mucho aire, y es lo que mueve este ventilador para ordenador que no deja a nadie indiferente…

By: ::j::

::j:: — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 20:55:46 +0000

Jesus H Christ! why would ANYONE ever need something like that? It’s like putting an industrial AC unit in a VW golf!

By: Buzz

Buzz — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 19:45:10 +0000

The starter cartridges mentioned above do exist, but for a slightly larger fan.

The fan which used these cartridges was seen in the movie “The Flight of the Phoenix”, and the Coffman cartridge system is documented in a page here: http://www.sjvls.org/bens/bf010cs.htm . That fan (Rolls-Royce engine mated to a large propeller) was used on the British Spitfire fighter flown in WWII.

The Zalman cooler, on the other hand, is larger than many other CPU coolers, out-performing them due to the better heat-exchanging properties of their design. It’s not big enough to need a Coffman starter, and draws a max of six watts at five volts.

-Buzz