Enhanced Version Four Copper Air-Cooled Heat Sink CPU Cooler

Four heat pipes straight contact!

The four heat pipes are directly in contact with the CPU,

so that the heat can be quickly transmitted to the heat pipes and fins without obstacles.

The use of four heat pipes in direct contact with the CPU is a common design feature in CPU coolers.  This design allows for efficient and rapid heat transfer from the CPU to the heat pipes and ultimately to the fins.

By having the heat pipes in direct contact with the CPU, there are no obstacles or additional layers that could impede heat transfer.  This direct contact design ensures maximum thermal conductivity and minimizes any thermal resistance between the CPU and the cooling solution.

When the CPU heats up during operation, the heat is rapidly conducted through the metal base of the cooler and into the heat pipes.  The heat pipes are typically made of materials with high thermal conductivity, such as copper, which efficiently transport the heat to the cooling fins.  The larger surface area of the fins then dissipates the heat into the surrounding air, keeping the CPU temperature at optimal levels.

The use of four heat pipes in direct contact with the CPU enhances the cooling efficiency of the CPU cooler.  It allows for faster heat transfer, ensuring that the CPU remains cool, even under heavy loads or overclocking scenarios.  This design is particularly beneficial for high-performance systems or gaming rigs that generate significant heat and require effective cooling solutions.