Tuesday, February 26th 2019
Thermalright HR-22 Plus Black Heatsink Pictured
Thermaltake is ready with an all-black version of the HR-22 Plus CPU heatsink. This monstrosity, pictured next to a 350 ml soda can for scale, can handle processors with up to 65 W TDP without needing a fan, and over 200 W with up to two 120 mm fans mounted in push-pull fashion. The black variant features anodized aluminium fins and nickel-plated copper fins. The fin-stack consists of 35 large indented and punched fins through which eight 6 mm-thick copper heat pipes pass, which indirectly pull heat from a nickel-plated copper base. Measuring 150 mm x 120 mm x 159 mm (LxWxH), the heatsink alone weighs 1.12 kg. The company didn't reveal pricing or availability, but apparently this variant is available in China.
Sources:
Jobx (ChipHell forums), FanlessTech
29 Comments on Thermalright HR-22 Plus Black Heatsink Pictured
Also, watercooling today isn't really done in the optimal way and - as a result - large heatsinks aren't that far behind.
And when a really thought-through case comes around (like Corsair One) people are shocked that the cooling solution is so effective. :-)
Maybe this is better for HTPC-style horizontal cases.
As for the NH-U14s, it has a single 140mm fan spinning at up to 1500rpm - I wouldn't call that "insane speeds". And it's far, far quieter than any AIO with an in-block pump, no matter the fan size. In the Corsair 400Q that it lives in, it gives off a gentle whooshing sound at max speed. I'm perfectly fine with that.
Just another reason to forego da hunk, hahaha