Thursday, October 25th 2007
Thermalright New HR-07 DUO Memory Cooler
Thermalright has officially released another new memory cooler, HR-07 Duo which features:
Source:
Thermalright
- Double heatpipes to double heatsinks for fast and efficient coolin
- Proprietary through holes on every fin for efficient ventilation in passive mode
- Vast compatibility across multiple types of memories (DDR1/DDR2/DDR3 - only support duble sided memory modules)
- No tools needed for an easy installation keeping manufacturer's warranty in tact without voiding it
- Supports Dual Channel Mode. Option to install on all four memory slots.
19 Comments on Thermalright New HR-07 DUO Memory Cooler
There are a lot of people using cooling solutions for their RAM now, especially if they overclock it. Either fans like the evercool or Corsair Dominator Fans, or these. People who use the fans note more than a few degrees difference always, so I'm sure these aren't nearly "useless," especially if you have a good tunnel flow through your case like most well-designed air-cooled case should. Most people note that when they touch their RAM, it's HOT, or at least very warm.
Designed for the enthusiast? Yes.
Look Dope? Yes.
Oh and yes they replace the stock ones, so you have to remove them from the OG memory sticks.
Also another note, they come in 2 different versions, the H - High Rise, and the L- Low Rise. If you want to use this on 4 sticks in Dual Channel, if you have to have one of each (they stack).
Important Note: In order to install HR-07 Duo, you will have to remove the heat spreader on your memory module. However, Thermalright is not responsible for any problems or damages that may occur during the removal of memory heat spreader. Users will be at their own risk. If you are not sure or do not know how to remove/uninstall your heat spreader, please contact your memory manufacturer for instructions.
However, I have doubts as to whether the heatpipe is sufficient to move more heat from the heat spreaders to the fins, than just having regular heat spreaders. It does not look like it is long enough to cover all the chips, and there is no indication as to how it is affixed (soldered?) to the heat spreaders.
It is Thermalright, so maybe it's decent. Time will tell when tests are performed on the review sites.
as for the product look nice, could stop the whole 680i chipset at 2.4v frying the mem thing.
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