Coolink Releases New Corator DS Heatsink

"Coolink has announced the release of their latest CPU heatsink, the Corator DS."

Published: 23rd January 2010 | Source: Coolink | Author: Derrick Huey

Cooling solution manufacturer Coolink has announced the latest addition to their CPU cooling lineup, the Corator DS. The Corator DS utilizes a split tower design, placing the fan in between a pair of fin blocks that each have four 8mm heatpipes going through them.

A key feature of the new heatsink is the use of Coolink's exclusive Gapless Direct Touch (G.D.T) copper base. One of the main problems with the now popular Heatpipe Direct Touch (H.D.T) technology is that it has gaps between the heatpipes. With this new G.D.T design, Coolink aims to provide the Corator DS with the most optimal heat transfer capabilities.

Coolink has seen fit to pair the cooler with their SWiF2-120P fan. Equipped with a PWM line, the fan can have its speed controlled by the motherboard to only go full speed when necessary, providing a nice balance between noise and performance. Also included are a tube of Chillaramic thermal paste and the latest SecuFirm 2 mounting system for all current platforms.

The Corator DS is available now for the price of €49.90/$59.90.

For more info, check out the product page here.

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12-01-2010, 10:54:38

j.woody

hi found this laptop on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ASUS-G51VX-RX05-Gaming-Laptop-windows-7-alienware-GFX_W0QQitemZ330393615954QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLaptops_Nov05?hash=item4cecfe7e52

and was wondering if it is any good? it cost about £590 including shipping to Peru(where i am atm) or UK.

btw i know that it is refurbished...

and would the Intel core 2 duo P7350 2ghz processor bottleneck the gtx260m?

12-01-2010, 13:38:04

sammytomjohn

thats 1 spicy meatball but watchout for the importing charges customs will add when it gets sent to you

12-01-2010, 17:22:05

Luigi

the gtx260m is nothing like the desktop 260, so the 2ghz CPU shouldn't bottleneck it.

As for the laptop, i'm not too sure, it looks pretty good, but I've never really seen/read anything about them.

12-01-2010, 23:49:23

ivanho614

I have a friend that uses an asus gaming laptop just like that, I think the specs are slightly different but its the same chassis. Its construction is pretty beefy and its really flashy looking with its LEDs and lights ect. Note this is not something that is good for portable use, it will make a decent desktop replacement, but from my experience the battery life is lacking. Oh before I forget, this bad boy gets HOT so protect your junk with a pillow or something before placing it in your lap.

Coolink Releases New Corator DS Heatsink

"Coolink has announced the release of their latest CPU heatsink, the Corator DS."

Published: 23rd January 2010 | Source: Coolink | Author: Derrick Huey

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