| EVGA Superclock CPU Cooler Review |
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| The EVGA Superclock |
 Figure 4 reveals the front of the heatsink, where the 120 mm fan will be installed.  click to enlarge Figure 4: Front view
Figure 5 presents the side of the heatsink. Notice that the fins are folded, creating a closed panel.  click to enlarge Figure 5: Side view
Figure 6 shows the back of the heatsink. Due to the shape of the fins and the extended closed surface, the area for airflow exit is smaller than the front intake area.  click to enlarge Figure 6: Rear view
The top of the heatsink is shown in Figure 7. Note that the fins have a texture in order to create turbulence that improves the heat transfer.  click to enlarge Figure 7: Top view
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