More Thermalright Ultra-120 TRUE Copper Details

jmke · 14th October 2008, 20:15

Thermalrights Ultra-120 True Copper will be on sale this month .The price is 100~110USD and only have 2000 PCs available.

Features:
● Use high quality copper material for consistent heat absorption and transfer.
● Utilizes six high quality 6mm heatpipes, strategically positioned to pick up the heat from the CPU.
● Proprietary bent winglet design to minimize airflow resistance.
● Heat pipes soldered to base (nickel plated) and fins for optimum heat transfer.
● Stack of 52 pieces of copper fins, the most over any other heatsinks in the market. Can be covered entirely by a 120mm fan to absorb all in-coming air flow.
● Vast compatibility list for multiple multi-core CPUs and platforms.
● Includes both bolt-thru-board retention mechanisms for Intel 775 and AMD AM2 (backplate included for both platforms).
● Includes two sets of fan wire clips for a duo-120mm fan installation (fans not included).
● Includes the NEW thermal paste, Chill Factor 2 for even better conductivity.

Technical Spec:
● Dimension: L133 x W156 x H38 mm
● Weight: 1900g
● Recommended Fan (120×25mm)
● Heat pipes: Six Heat pipes
● Material : Copper

Compatibility:
● Intel Socket 775 & AMD Socket AM2
● Support Intel Core i7 Processor (optional )
● Support Intel Core 2 extreme and any Socket 775 Processor
● Support AMD Phenom X4 and any Socket AM2 & AM2+ Processor

14th October 2008, 20:42

That cannot be right. 1.9 Kg !?!

Won't that break the mobo?

jmke · 14th October 2008, 20:49

as long as you don't drop your tower PC, it should be ok; but I only see hardware enthusiasts buying this unit, and especially those into overclocking with their motherboards outside a case, horizontal.

14th October 2008, 23:13

Well that is how my motherbord is but 1.9 Kg!...jeez

You reckon is worth the money?

15th October 2008, 01:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Faiakes

Well that is how my motherbord is but 1.9 Kg!...jeez

You reckon is worth the money?

Compared to the TRUE Black, which is half the price... no

Not sure the performance will be improved much at all, still the same cooler.

jmke · 15th October 2008, 07:32

it will only make a few degrees difference at the very very high end, so not worth the money for any 24/7 setup

15th October 2008, 11:19

marketing

20th October 2008, 21:18

Aww and I just bought a HR-01 Plus. Well at least its quieter.

14th October 2008, 20:15	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	More Thermalright Ultra-120 TRUE Copper Details Thermalrights Ultra-120 True Copper will be on sale this month .The price is 100~110USD and only have 2000 PCs available. Features: ● Use high quality copper material for consistent heat absorption and transfer. ● Utilizes six high quality 6mm heatpipes, strategically positioned to pick up the heat from the CPU. ● Proprietary bent winglet design to minimize airflow resistance. ● Heat pipes soldered to base (nickel plated) and fins for optimum heat transfer. ● Stack of 52 pieces of copper fins, the most over any other heatsinks in the market. Can be covered entirely by a 120mm fan to absorb all in-coming air flow. ● Vast compatibility list for multiple multi-core CPUs and platforms. ● Includes both bolt-thru-board retention mechanisms for Intel 775 and AMD AM2 (backplate included for both platforms). ● Includes two sets of fan wire clips for a duo-120mm fan installation (fans not included). ● Includes the NEW thermal paste, Chill Factor 2 for even better conductivity. Technical Spec: ● Dimension: L133 x W156 x H38 mm ● Weight: 1900g ● Recommended Fan (120×25mm) ● Heat pipes: Six Heat pipes ● Material : Copper Compatibility: ● Intel Socket 775 & AMD Socket AM2 ● Support Intel Core i7 Processor (optional ) ● Support Intel Core 2 extreme and any Socket 775 Processor ● Support AMD Phenom X4 and any Socket AM2 & AM2+ Processor __________________

14th October 2008, 20:49	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	as long as you don't drop your tower PC, it should be ok; but I only see hardware enthusiasts buying this unit, and especially those into overclocking with their motherboards outside a case, horizontal. __________________

14th October 2008, 23:13	#4
Faiakes Posts: n/a	Well that is how my motherbord is but 1.9 Kg!...jeez You reckon is worth the money? Last edited by Faiakes : 14th October 2008 at 23:16.

15th October 2008, 07:32	#6
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	it will only make a few degrees difference at the very very high end, so not worth the money for any 24/7 setup __________________

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14th October 2008, 20:42	#2
Faiakes Posts: n/a	That cannot be right. 1.9 Kg !?! Won't that break the mobo?

20th October 2008, 21:18	#8
Elijah86 Posts: n/a	Aww and I just bought a HR-01 Plus. Well at least its quieter.