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Intel selling LGA1151 Heatsink

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Well thats interesting I knew they sold X99 heat sinks but not 1151

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41.50$. Wow Its the same holes just by a 212 evo or something better for 40 USD. It is cool they are selling it though. 

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 Intel is selling genuine CPU cooler that supports LGA1151 called "Thermal Solution TS15A (BXTS15A)" . Retail price is 5,162 yen

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http://akiba-pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/news/20150813_716197.html

THAT THING IS HUGE!! I don't see why anyone would buy that when they can just pick up a Hyper 212 EVO for cheaper (I don't know much about Yen so sorry if I'm wrong)

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This thing looks genuinely sexy... Anodise this thing to match your build colour and chuck on a prettier fan... omg. 

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According to Google's currency converter, it's about 41USD. Perhaps we'll get a review by Anandtech?

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this should of been the stock cooler for a long time now... just sayin'

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Thats huge, but I understand why the new skylake cpus have a tdp of 90w, but you're probably gonna get an aftermarket cooler for that price.

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I personally wouldn't spend that kind of money on that thing, but a CM cooler or save up for a Noctua.

 

 

Also, that thing is fugly.

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I'm assuming this heat-sink is using a copper slug, it might not perform that bad if there were optional fans for it.  

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Intel had better stock heatsinks, that thing must be a joke. And on the box it says "Meets Intel's Stringent shock/drop test". I wonder if that massive heatsink has anything to do with it.

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lol a damn can, 10/10 would put on apple bin

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I know how Intel made those heatsinks! They took the left over heatsinks from their Pentium D Netburst cpus and then glued it to the current ones. :P

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So they remove the stock heatsinks from K components, jack the prices up by 20-40 bucks because why the hell not, and then charge 40 bucks for the heatsink.

 

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So they remove the stock heatsinks from K components, jack the prices up by 20-40 bucks because why the hell not, and then charge 40 bucks for the heatsink.

 

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umm the sole fact skylake is only 30-40% faster clock for clock than sandy bridge (5 years difference) already proves that they are expoiting it. Along with the fact prices are going up while processes are going down also shows it

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umm the sole fact skylake is only 30-40% faster clock for clock than sandy bridge (5 years difference) already proves that they are expoiting it. Along with the fact prices are going up while processes are going down also shows it

 

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You can buy a Cooler Master Seinen 120v AIO cooler for $39.99.... Again, this is intel charging a premium for no fucking reason other then intel.

 

I bet the cooling performance of that thing is as good as a brick is for rafting.

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I don't care if it doesn't perform well, I dig the look for some reason. Maybe I'll get that for the i5 6600K that I will eventually buy.

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That thing looks so much like the stock 1366 cooler sitting on my shelf its not even funny... I wonder if Intel still had a warehouse with them somewhere and just though they would design 1151 with the same mounting spacing to clear out some inventory.

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Why does it need to be so big? These CPUs aren't THAT powerhungry  :mellow:

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all intel cooling "solutions" are a joke

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