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Why does Megahalems have a gap?
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So it looks SUPER AWESOME There you have it
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Air moving between the opening will create a suction force between the two halves. I am not sure what that would help, but that's what would happen based on my understanding of physics.
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Having the split down the middle would allow for more surface area, as well as better airflow to move throuh the heatsink pulling the heat off.
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There is a lot of marketing going on here, and with the other ones as well. Not saying they don't perform a little better, but I highly doubt it makes more fluid flow increase, than it does aesthetics. Besides, isn't the greatest fluid pressure and velocity from a rotating blade, on the outsides of the blades?
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Perhaps it reduces resistance, and allows the fan to more easily push air through? If the air can flow faster, it might cools a little better. As adrienspawn said, there may be almost no cooling done in the middle of the fins compared to the outside (near heatpipes). Getting rid of the middle may cause the fan to be a little quieter, like removing the fan grilles on your case. I have no proof, just random ideas.
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Because if it didn't, it would blow all the other competing coolers away even more so than it already has
.Just kidding .I would think the center gap is because of the "dead zone" that fans have where air does not blow, so they just decided to save some material and not add those extra few grams. Just my opinion though .
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Weight reduction!!!!
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So that the deazone (the middle)would have some air flow going through it.
__________________Notice that it slopes towards the middle allowing air flow to go where it had never gone before? Thus more cooling effect? my 2 cents...
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