| Spire TherMax Eclipse II CPU Cooler Review |
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| The TherMax Eclipse II |
 In Figure 4, you see the front of the heatsink, which has a tower design, with heatpipes bringing the heat from the base to the heatsink.
 click to enlarge Figure 4: Front view
In Figure 5, you see the cooler from the side. The edges of the fins are curved, forming a closed surface which creates an "air tunnel" inside the heatsink.
 click to enlarge Figure 5: Side view
In Figure 6, you see the top of the cooler. The tips of the five U-shape heatpipes form a "V" pattern, in order to receive more airflow than if they were in a single row.  click to enlarge Figure 6: Top view
In Figure 7, you can see the small auxiliary heatsink that is located on top of the cooler base.  click to enlarge Figure 7: Auxiliary heatsink
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