Wednesday, January 27th 2016

Alpenfohn Unveils the Olymp Dual Fin-stack CPU Cooler

Alpenfohn unveiled the Olymp premium twin-tower type CPU cooler. This aluminium fin twin-stack cooler features a unique design, in that the aluminium fins of two stacks are slanted in opposite direction to each other, to increase air turbulence, and improve heat dissipation. Six 6 mm thick, nickel-plated copper heat pipes convey heat drawn from a nickel-polished copper base, to the two fin-stacks.

The two stacks are ventilated by a pair of 140 mm fans in push-pull configuration, which each spin at 300-1,400 RPM, take in PWM input, and push up to 123 m³/h, with a noise output ranging between 8-26.8 dBA. The Olymp offers cooling capacities rivaled only by liquid cooling solutions, handling thermal loads of up to 340W. It hence supports all modern CPU socket types, including LGA2011v3, AM3+, FM2+, and LGA115x. A tube of Alpenfohn Permafrost TIM comes included. Measuring 165 mm x 151 mm x 150 mm, the cooler weighs in at 1.2 kg. The company didn't announce pricing.
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13 Comments on Alpenfohn Unveils the Olymp Dual Fin-stack CPU Cooler

#1
P4-630
Nice cooler which will perform well I think.
The only problem will probably be ram clearance.....o_O
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#2
webdigo
Another innovative "revolutionary" air cooler :rolleyes:
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#3
R00kie
P4-630Nice cooler which will perform well I think.
The only problem will probably be ram clearance.....o_O
And the other one would be bleeding limbs :laugh:
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#4
trog100
assuming there is room to fit the thing you are looking at state of the art air cooling.. it looks set up to to accommodate ram clearance as well.. as good as it gets.. why knock it.. :)

quiet.. effective.. and it will never leak.. he he

amusing really when you think all that is needed just to keep a chip no bigger than your finger nail cool.. he he

trog
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#5
natr0n
I'm using the k2/assassin currently nothing but quality.The cooling is unmatched. This is a nice revision.
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#6
blobster21
Guys it's Alpenföhn or Alpenfoehn, not alpenfohn ( doesn't spell like "Alpenphone")
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#7
R-T-B
gdallskAnd the other one would be bleeding limbs :laugh:
How sharp do you think those fins are? o_O
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R-T-BHow sharp do you think those fins are? o_O
The side of the fins isn't exactly sharp. The corners are another story though. I've had my bloody experiences with these kind of coolers before, and it ain't pretty. Always wear a glove when you're installing a new, shiny air coolers.
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#9
bubbleawsome
R-T-BHow sharp do you think those fins are? o_O
My NZXT T40 cut me fairly bad when I installed it. It's sharp. :(
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#10
R00kie
R-T-BHow sharp do you think those fins are? o_O
Those edges look like they're going to saw your fingers off :D
My CNPS10X Performa was notorious for that.
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#11
xvi
If it cuts through your fingers, then you know it'll cut through though the air moving through it. Really, it's a feature. :p
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#12
ZoneDymo
webdigoAnother innovative "revolutionary" air cooler :rolleyes:
It will change the way we perceive pc cooling for centuries to come!
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#13
Hood
At 165mm tall, this is one of the larger coolers, and it looks even bigger - looks like a close fit, even though the Evolv mATX case pictured has 192mm CPU cooler clearance (27mm to spare).
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