EnzoTech - The Ferrari of Air Cooling

[PV5150]

EnzoTech is probably a name you are not familiar with but you would be mistaken if you thought this was a new company. They have just released their Ultra-X heatsink fan. Are they onto a winner? Feel free to comment below...

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[Nagaru]

Seems reminiscent of the old Thermalright XP-120, although it was an amazing heatsink, I used two on computers I built for friends, it is two years old. I think there are more advanced designs these days.

 

[Ham]

Wonder if we can grab one for review?

 

[equk]

how much pressure/weight will be on those heatpipes?

 

[Mr. Popo]

Looks... clean!

 

[jiffz]

That cooler looks very similar to my silverstone one (the one I won in the OC3D comp)

 

[markkleb]

I would like to see companies make better stuff using new ideas.

How about a external heatsink?

 

[FarFarAway]

How about a external heatsink?

Could work, but would be a pita and not as neat as an internal cooler (imo)

 

[dave87]

Looks like it still supports SoA - bargain for a HTPC if you'd want silence...

 

[NoL]

They do beautiful work at EnzoTech, but these days they might as well make it BugTech.

 

[ai_01]

they way its made, this hs should be top of the line, looks very promising, when going to the link it looks like they coppied swiftechs sink, there tubes are thinner thou...

 

[Praxis1452]

their heatpipes are 8mm so it's basically got a more quite emphasis than the SI-128. 8mm transfers more heat than 6mm...

Personally their ramsinks and chipset cooler look very interesting. Their chipset cooler from the specs seems larger than the swiftech which is like $15 more expensive. Just need to add a fan somehow.

 

[PP Mguire]

This heatsink looks really good. I dont see where your getting the XP-120 from, but to me looks like a winner. Only a review could tell though.