It's been a while since we've seen any product from our friends over at Thermolab, but they've just sent me a rather large CPU cooler that has been designed with an aerothermodynamic design. It looks interesting and it's attractive, the fins are oddly spaced as is the heatpipes from what you normally see on a heatpipe CPU cooler, this design is supposed to help the cooling process. We'll see if that's true, I've put it up against a bunch of other coolers I've got for comparison, so read on..

Product Name: Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler

Author: Kristofer Brozio

Sponsor: Thermolab

Tech Specs,Features or the Basic Info:

Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler

* BARAM(바 람) [baram] has a meaning of 'airflow' in Korean, and is the product for a cooling mania who is expecting to have a supreme cooling performance.

BARAM is a heat pipe cooler used for CPU, designed in an optimal aerothermodynamic structure.

* Not included Fan (Have to buy 120mm Fan in addition)

Applicable CPU

* Socket Standards : Intel Socket 775, AMD Socket AM2+/AM2

* Thermal Design Power of CPU : Max 250 Watt

Specification

Product Name: BARAM

Dimension: 67 × 132 × 160 (L x W x H)mm

Weight : 625g

Heatsink Material: Pure Copper, Aliminum

Dissipation Area: 7,580 cm²