ThermalRight Ultra 120 Extreme has an added heat pipe.

[GalvanizedYankee]

Does more make for better. Read n' weep Tuniq fanboys. :wtf: :lol:

http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling/showdoc.aspx?i=2943

To be fair, I have an SI-128, it uses larger pipes than the SI-120 and needed lapping badly because it's base was .003" concave.

[Bbq]

Make that two extra pipes.

I use a Scythe Infinity, and It's pretty amazing. 24 idle, 27 load, 21 ambient.

[KorruptioN]

I have an SI-128 also and didn't check the base for flatness... temperatures don't surpass 40C though.

[Kab]

Man with the two additional heatpipes, that is wOw. I have the TT Ultra 120 on a X2 4800 at 3.2GHz and it runs it friggin sashamant cool. Logic would dictate it cools it better with more heatpipes in the same component which is now corroborated. :wtf:

[KorruptioN]

Thermalright
Thermaltake

Don't confuse the two.

[Kab]

LOL. Yeah I know, a slip while reading a Thermaltake Toughpower specs. But you get what I meant. ;)

[Bipidri]

look at their site, a new monster back from hell, a brave fireman:
IXF-14 ''Inferno Fire eXtinguisher"

4* 8mm diameter wide heatpipes
2* 140mm fan attachable

it's tempting to become a Thermalright fanboy hahaha :p

[KorruptioN]

Wow.