Coolermaster V10


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By Justin Robinson
Jan 22, 2009 | 16 Comments
Tags: Coolermaster | V10 | heatsink

A 1.2KG, 200W-capable behemoth of a heatsink, crushing lesser mortals with its CPU cooling power!

When you first lay eyes on the Coolermaster V10 heatsink, your mind will boggle at the sheer size.

With a nickel-coated copper base, three separate aluminium-finned heatsinks joined together by ten heatpipes, and even a Thermo-Electric Cooler, this is a seriously powerful beastie.

Two 12cm PWM fans (repleted with red LEDs) provide the airflow to move the heat away, and all of these components add up to a staggering 1200g weight.

Compatibility is for LGA1366, LGA775, and AM2/940/939/754, and includes a little sachet of thermal paste.

Check the gallery for pics and descriptions of the cooler, and keep your eyes peeled for this heatsink and performance in an upcoming issue of Atomic!

Product Info

Specs:

Tower cooler with ensuite; ten 6mm heatpipes; two 12cm fans w/ red LEDs; 1200g

Supplier:

Cooler Master

price check*

$18.70	Coolermaster Socket 1156 Clip For V10, V8, V10, Hyper Z600/Z600R/Z600 Black... [price includes delivery] [Avail: 1 - 2 days] AusPC Market Online (NSW)

$159.00	CoolerMaster V10 Hybrid TEC [Avail: In Stock] PC Case Gear (VIC)

$163.90	CoolerMaster V10 Cooler Blacktea Tech (VIC)

$169.00	Coolermaster V10 CPU Cooler for Intel, AMD CPU Maco Technology (NSW)

$173.00	CoolerMaster RR-B2P-UV10-GP V10 Hybrid CPU Cooler Gocomp (QLD)

$175.00	CoolerMaster RR-B2P-UV10-GP V10 Hybrid TEC CPU Cooler [Avail: Low] IJK Enfield (NSW)

See more results for Coolermaster V10 on staticice.com.au

*Products and prices sourced from staticICE and are in no way associated with Atomic MPC

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16 Comments

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adam93 Jan 22, 2009 12:35 PM	That's a MOTHER OF A COOLER!!!. Can't wait to see how it perferms compared to a TRUE... or even water cooling!
Fat_Bodybuilder Jan 22, 2009 12:35 PM	At first I thought it was a heatsink, then I thought it was a radiator, when I read the text I discovered it's a heatsink with a Thermo-Electric Cooler. So, does this mean that we're finally bringing out fridge heatsinks? xD Use the heat output from the CPU, convert that into electric energy, and you have yourself a fridge heatsink capable of running at 10°c and therefore keeping your CPU below 30° under load - at any clock speed =D
TheFrunj Jan 22, 2009 12:39 PM	FB, while Thermoelectricity is a handy tool to use, you can't get that much power out of it while staying in the realm of what we widely accept as 'physics' :P That said however, it uses 70 Watts of power for the heatsink alone. Add to that the 130W TDP of Nehalem (and even more so when overclocked) and you can see how easily they got their 200W rating. -JR
emccat Jan 22, 2009 3:35 PM	YES ITS FINALLY OUT YAYAYAYAY
Jeruselem Jan 22, 2009 4:21 PM	That's huge!
A Hitman Jan 22, 2009 4:32 PM	Now how is that gonna fit in my case. My core contact freezer just fits in it as it is.
MagnumXY Jan 22, 2009 4:35 PM	are they gonna release the v12 then? i emailed coolermaster and they said it was just a prototype maybe its a conspiracy?
AMD AKIMBO Jan 22, 2009 9:15 PM	when and where can i get my hands on one! that will match my 1kw real power psu nicely
strifus Jan 22, 2009 11:34 PM	I wonder....if it would break my mobos back >.<
pb111 Jan 23, 2009 12:23 PM	everyone has to start lying their tower down :) wonder how much heavier it is compared to the copper TRUE
pb111 Jan 23, 2009 12:23 PM	OH my bad LOL i missed the 1200G
AMD AKIMBO Jan 23, 2009 4:25 PM	it wont break your board i have the gemmini 2 and no troubles yet. have taken my rig to many lans.
pcmaddman Jan 23, 2009 6:47 PM	epic! it kinda reminds me of that optional cooler for the dell xps 730, the all in one watercooling thing. i'd love to see what kinda temps this beast gets!
index680i Jan 25, 2009 7:36 PM	Looks like a very decent cooling unit.
V1RUS Jan 29, 2009 10:48 AM	Wow 1.2Kg lool yea will ahve to lay the case down lol but yes very nice looks cool aswell but i my self would replace the red led with blue dont like red that much with cases
V1RUS Jan 29, 2009 10:48 AM	Wow 1.2Kg lool yea will ahve to lay the case down lol but yes very nice looks cool aswell but i my self would replace the red led with blue dont like red that much with cases

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