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I am Greek ( European ), and up to date anything which it did impressed me as a product or as an technological engineering (a brilliant idea of some one else ) this came from Japan or Taiwan.
Mushkin appears as American company, even so it has a tiny footprint at my location, so far.
I am not going to use much of text, this is simply a demonstration of a brilliant idea which is in danger to pass as unnoticed.
Over the years I have buy or use finest RAM modules ( them including quality passive cooling) from OCZ, Kingston so to name a few.
OCZ passive cooling offerings was more attention to detail and eye candy design.
Kingston has more faith to bulky aluminum rods.
Mushkin FROSTBYTE this is a true surprise to my eyes, as it uses successfully law of physic's twice:
1) Air stream this travels thru a metallic spiral and removes any accumulated heat from that end.
2) Micro dents over aluminum they are forming microscopic heatsink fins, sharp points become heat collectors, then the cold air stream does it own work about heat removal.
The one which designed this passive cooling for RAM he is a genius !!
Mushkin FROSTBYTE this is in use at DDR3 and DDR4 modules.
If my text appears hard as explanation, the two images bellow will help more as How-to this smart Engineering works.
Mushkin appears as American company, even so it has a tiny footprint at my location, so far.
I am not going to use much of text, this is simply a demonstration of a brilliant idea which is in danger to pass as unnoticed.
Over the years I have buy or use finest RAM modules ( them including quality passive cooling) from OCZ, Kingston so to name a few.
OCZ passive cooling offerings was more attention to detail and eye candy design.
Kingston has more faith to bulky aluminum rods.
Mushkin FROSTBYTE this is a true surprise to my eyes, as it uses successfully law of physic's twice:
1) Air stream this travels thru a metallic spiral and removes any accumulated heat from that end.
2) Micro dents over aluminum they are forming microscopic heatsink fins, sharp points become heat collectors, then the cold air stream does it own work about heat removal.
The one which designed this passive cooling for RAM he is a genius !!
Mushkin FROSTBYTE this is in use at DDR3 and DDR4 modules.
If my text appears hard as explanation, the two images bellow will help more as How-to this smart Engineering works.