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OCZ HydroJet CPU Cooler Prototype (2nd version)
Author: Gabriel Torres
Type: First Look Last Updated: October 17, 2007
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Six months ago we talked about a prototype from a CPU cooler from OCZ called HydroJet. Now OCZ showed us a new prototype for the same product, being somewhat different from the first version we saw, seeming to be the final version that will reach the market. So let’s take a look on the new HydroJet CPU cooler prototype from OCZ.

As you can see on Figure 1, HydroJet will be a cylindrical CPU cooler with a radial fan.

OCZ HydroJet
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Figure 1: OCZ HydroJet CPU cooler prototype.

It will have aluminum fins with several aluminum heat-pipes, as you can see on Figure 2.

OCZ HydroJet
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Figure 2: Aluminum fins and heat-pipes.

What is unique about this cooler is that it has an attached pump with a closed water cooling system (the black portion between the copper base and the cooler body on Figure 3). The base is made of copper with carbon nano-tubes in the middle (the black portion found on the base).

OCZ HydroJet
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Figure 3: OCZ HydroJet CPU cooler prototype. Below the body you have the pump and below the pump you have a copper base with carbon nano-tubes.

 
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