Intro

On today's cooler markets it's hard to come up with anything new. And even if you managed to invent an entirely new cooler design, the enthusiasts may have their doubts about it even before any benchmarks. A few years back some aftermarket cooler manufacturers introduced copper core- and full copper heatsinks to the world of CPU-cooling. Copper is better at conducting heat than aluminum, so this was a logical step forward. It's also known that heatpipes get the job done even better than pure copper ones, so why not remove the copper base completely? Now we're going to take a look at couple of coolers that do exactly that.