Ultra's Heat-Pipes Salve Your CPU

Sweet Betty Trouserpress, what's this behemoth?! It looks like the kind of jet engine that propelled poor Richard Hammond head-first into some grass, but in fact it's a good old-fashioned CPU cooler. It uses heat-pipes to funnel heat away from the processor via a fan-cooled radiator, with a front-panel mounted control unit that monitors the core's temperature and cycles the fan to avoid condensation build-up.

Check out the full specs after the cut, as well as some extra photos. MRSP is $149.99

Socket Types: Intel Socket 775, AMD Socket AM2 / 754 / 939 / 940

Cooler Dimensions: 128 x 104 x 147

Thermoelectric Chip: 40 x 40 / 12V DCTotal Power Dissipation:0% Load = 5 W50% Load = 28 W100% Load = 50 WHeatsink Material: 4 Heat Pipes, Aluminum Fins, Copper BaseHeatsink Dimensions: 90 x 90 x 160 mmFan Dimensions: 92 x 92 x 25 mmFan Voltage Rating: 12V DCFan Speed and Noise Levels:Low 2000rpm / 20 dB(A)Medium 2400 rpm / 24 dB(A)High 2800 rpm / 28 dB(A)Thermal Resistance: 0.12-0.15(ºC/W)Weight: 985g (With Fan)Temperature Monitor Range: 0ºF~99ºF / 32ºF ~ 210.2ºFTEC Temperature Response Time to Control Unit: < 1 SecondController Dimensions: 150 x 147 x 43 mmController Weight: 508 g

Ultra ChillTec Thermo Electric CPU Cooler [Thanks to Ted for the tip]