Liquid Metal CPU Cooler

In a thread I started a while back, we were discussing CPU coolers and the best orientation for the fan on 'tower' type heatpipe CPU coolers (in this thread). At some point, we briefly talked about a new 'liquid metal' cooler that was on its way to the retail market. Well, it's here now, and we have a review to check out! I gave it a real quick 'once over', and it looks like this new cooler beats ALL air coolers currently available, including the massive dual-tower Noctua DH-14, but this kind of performance does NOT come cheap, it's about $350.00!!!! Y I K E S ! ! ! That seems a bit high; for $350, I'd add a 2nd video card for SLI and upgrade my PSU to run it.... anyway, here's the review link:
http://www.rwlabs.com/article.php?cat=&id=238&pagenumber=1

ENJOY!
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Thats a nice cooler! :drool:drool:drool:drool:drool

Lets just hope the prices on these things drop soon!

 

It seems like these liquid metal coolers are becoming somewhat popular.... two new reviews have been posted:

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/display/danamics-lmx-superleggera.html
http://www.guru3d.com/article/danamics-lmx-superleggera-review/

 

Great cooler even if a bit expensive.

What i want is some sort of unit that will cool the air going into my case because i do not have much room for individual coolers.

 

for $350 you could buy an above average CPU watercooling setup.