Monday, March 25th 2019
Thermalright Intros Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Rev. B CPU Cooler
Thermalright today rolled out the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Rev. B CPU cooler. Thermalright has made changes to the design to make sure the fin-stack is slightly offset from the base in directions that free up headroom near the memory area and topmost expansion slot of a typical mainstream-desktop motherboard, giving you easy access to the memory and M.2 slots closest to the CPU socket.
Heat drawn from a heavier mirror-finished nickel-plated copper base is conveyed to the fin-stacks by eight 6 mm-thick heat pipes. The lavish use of heavy copper used in this heatsink make it tip the scales at 850 g, without fans. With both its fans installed, the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Rev. B can handle thermal loads of up to 320W. Each of the two included TY-143 140 mm fans spin between 600 to 2,500 RPM, pushing 31.4 to 130 CFM of air, with a noise output ranging between 21 to 45 dBA. Thermalright has updated the CPU socket support to include AM4 and LGA2066, besides LGA115x and LGA2011(v3). The heatsink measures 155 mm x 130 mm x 163 mm (LxWxH). The company didn't reveal pricing.
Heat drawn from a heavier mirror-finished nickel-plated copper base is conveyed to the fin-stacks by eight 6 mm-thick heat pipes. The lavish use of heavy copper used in this heatsink make it tip the scales at 850 g, without fans. With both its fans installed, the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Rev. B can handle thermal loads of up to 320W. Each of the two included TY-143 140 mm fans spin between 600 to 2,500 RPM, pushing 31.4 to 130 CFM of air, with a noise output ranging between 21 to 45 dBA. Thermalright has updated the CPU socket support to include AM4 and LGA2066, besides LGA115x and LGA2011(v3). The heatsink measures 155 mm x 130 mm x 163 mm (LxWxH). The company didn't reveal pricing.
14 Comments on Thermalright Intros Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Rev. B CPU Cooler
Heatsink itself don't look too bad, but dem fanz, y.U.k....theyz gotsta go away... far, far away to a distant galaxy....
and also, who in their right mind wants a 1Kg hunk of metal hangin off da mobo anyways.....
This might be a cooler i will consider for a new pc next year. Cause well i have a noctua nh-d14 now so im used to a big lump of a cooler and i am not much in to the wet stuff.
Not the fastest product? lol dude, don't show up on my news feed. amiright?
@btarunr where does it say the fins are made of copper? there is no mention of it anywhere, definitely not the product page.
Such a beast needs additional protective clips for unwanted vibration and less stress on the motherboard. Otherwise, I would not dare install it on the side .I also expected Le Grand Macho with 8 tubes in the new offer, but it is not yet available.
"The higher distance from the aluminum fins to the copper base prevents collisions of the fan and a high-rising cooler of RAM-modules."
www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7986/thermalright-le-grand-macho-rt-cpu-cooler-review/index6.html
trog
running d15s and already barely hitting 70c in IBT max at 1.4v
But the cooler it needs to catch (in thermals and price) is the Scythe Fuma ($46) ....
tpucdn.com/reviews/Scythe/Fuma/images/temp_oc_aida64.png
Tho, I have seen Noctua coolers do better by putting Phanteks fans on them.... CPU drops 3C at same rpm
www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/phenteks_f140/3.htm