Over at the Extreme Systems forums a user called TiN EOF posted the results of his all new world record processor overclocking. Listen to this, the guys achieved a blistering 8199 MHZ (!) on a Celeron D 347 processor.

Here’s the kit he used:

* D347 lapped, then IHS-removed and polished
* Xtremelabs.org MAGNUM Legend Edition copper pot
* DFI Lanparty UT P35-T2R
* Some fast evil Nidec fans
* OCZ 1GB DRAM
* Radeon 7000 VE PCI
* ENERMAX Revolution85+ 1250W

The Cedar Mill architecture based processor is normally clocked at 3.06GHz. To get it towards 8GHz he needed more than just cooling, as he removed the heat spreader from the processor.

AT 2.096V, liquid Nitrogen cooling and the heat spreader removed he reached 8199.5MHz.

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Spire launched its new TherMax Eclipse towering CPU Cooler. Following up to the success of the original TherMax we’re proudly intruducing the TherMax Eclipse. Powered by Innovation and with awesome looks this CPU Cooler is one supreme performer. The TherMax Eclipse is ready to best cool the 130W and upcoming extreme hot 130W Micro-processors.

Universally compatible with the Intel 1156/1366/775 platforms in combination with the AMD AM3/AM2/940/939 platforms giving professionals and gamers a huge scope to utilize this impressive diablo. Another welcome new feature are the possibility of mounting two fans simultaneously for even better cooling results. Simply installed with the included Anti-vibe rubber fan mount s installation is made easy. This towering cooler is build to deliver the best thermal performance.

Main Features:

* Five (5) 8mm all copper U-shaped direct touch heat-pipes
* Straight lined heat-pipes allowing air to easily pass through
* 46 stamped Aluminum wide fins for best surface rate
* Black coated heat-sink to preserve killer looks from oxidation
* Two (2) 120mm BlackStar 9 blade fan design
* High Quality, Long MTBF Japanese Ball bearing
* Anti-Vibe universal rubber fan mounting plugs
* Supports 775/1156 & 1366 incl. Intel Core i7 Extreme 130W

Product Includes:
TherMax Eclipse heat-sink, Two (2) BlackStar 120mm DC Fans, 8 Anti-Vibe rubber fan mounts, BlueFrost thermal interface compound, Intel universal mounting set, AMD universal mounting set, Mainboard back-plate, User installation manual, Warranty registration card.

Compatability:
The TherMax Eclipse CPU Cooler is compatible with the latest Intel and AMD Micro-processors based on sockets 775/1156/1366 for Intel and AM2/AM3/940/939 for AMD. Best fitted in ATX Full and Mid Tower cases, as well as Micro ATX Tower cases.

Product Description:
Towering heat-sink, U-shaped copper heat-pipes, Direct Touch Heat-pipe base, Stacked Micro-Fins.

Availability:
The TherMax Eclipse is now available from our factory in Shenzhen, China. Distribution through Spire branch offices locations will commence late December 2009. MSRP USD 48.95 / EURO 32.95

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The Mushkin Enhanced Design Team has once again pushed the envelope in regards to memory cooling and developed the new Copperhead Memory Cooling System. The side plates are comprised of pure copper, providing much more heat reduction than other metals.

One of the unique characteristics of the Copperhead System is the “Copperhead Watercooler”. This is a quick and easy way to liquid-cool your memory modules. All that is needed is a quick, two-screw setup per memory module and Copperhead can be integrated into any existing watercooling system. The water cooler is available separately.

Overview:
996775 – 4GB (2x2GB) PC3-12800 8-8-8-24 1.65V Copperhead Series Kit
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MSI introduced the new N275GTX Lightning, this GeForce GTX 275 based graphics card features the very best components, 700 MHz core frequency, 1792MB GDDR3 at 2300MHz, 10-phase PWM, Twin Frozr II cooling solution and several overclocking enhancements.

The reality is that this card will be faster than a standard GeForce GTX 285 cards (!) .. and also has room for more tweakage.

MSI N275GTX Lightning Product Highlights:

* NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275
* GPU Clock: 700MHz
* Memory Clock: 2300MHz
* Memory Size: 1792MB GDDR3 (0.8ns)
* Military Class (Hi-c CAP/SSC/Solid CAP) for the highest quality components
* 10 Phase PWM for stable power supply under overclocking
* APS dynamic phase adjustment for 93% power efficiency
* Twin Frozr II thermal design is 23°C cooler than reference design
* SuperPipe technology provides 90% better cooling efficiency with 8mm thickest heatpipe
* V-Check Points for easy voltage measurement of GPU and memory
* Lightning Afterburner utility for overvoltage and overclocking in Windows.

IBM has teamed up with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) to build a super efficient water cooled supercomputer which could lower the system’s carbon footprint by a whopping 85 per cent.

The Aquasar system, which boasts two IBM BladeCenter servers in one rack and peak performance of 10 Teraflops, will use chip-level water-cooling as well as reusing any excess heat to warm the university’s buildings.

Each of the supercomputer’s blades will be cooled by a separate liquid cooler on each processor and will also be connected to the whole system via a series of input and output pipelines, or a “fine network of capillaries”. This will mean the water can come extremely close to the processors without damaging anything. It will need just 10 liters of water for cooling pumped at a flow rate of about 30 liters per minute.

Water temperature will be at 60 degrees C – a fair bit under the chip’s maximum 85 degrees C – and the cooling system itself will be a closed circuit. As water is heated by the chips, it will be pushed through a heat exchanger which will transfer the heat into the university heating system. The system is power efficient too, guzzling just 10KW of energy, compared with the average 257KW used by supercomputers in the top 500 list.

Dr. Bruno Michel, a top boffin at IBM’s Zurich Research lab noted “If we capture and transport the waste heat from the active components in a computer system as efficiently as possible, we can reuse it as a resource, thus saving energy and lowering carbon emissions.”

The supercomputer, which should be completed by 2010, will apparently be used for research in nanotechnology and fluid dynamics.

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Computex Taipei 2009: Kingston just let us know that it has uploaded a funky introduction video of its HyperX memory cooling fan.

Click here to view the embedded video.

We’ll get a closer look at it once it officially launches later this week at Computex.

Koolance has decided to expand their cooling capabilities and the company has released its first liquid nitrogen evaporator.

The Koolance CPU-LN2 has a nickel-plated copper base that provides an extremely smoothe and flat finish, increasing the cooler’s effectiveness. The acetal shrouded flask and its base measure 6cm in diameter and the entire cooler is 20cm tall.

Koolance knows that enthusiasts are going to want to use the LS2 evaporator for a wide variety of and have designed the mounting bracket to fit one of the widest arrangements of sockets that a cooler has ever seen. Intel sockets supported are LGA1336, LGA775, LGA 771, S603/4, and S478. AMD gets its share of sockets too as the cooler will fit AM3/AM2+/AM2, S939/940, and S754 sockets.

As the support bracket it removable, you can almost bet Koolance to make a plate available to Core i5 when it hits as well. Koolance has the CPU-LN2 evaporator available and it can be purchased for $144.99.

The Thermaltake V14AX is suitable for socket-1366/775/AM2(+) (and thus also for AM3) systems and is built with a copper base. The heatpipes have a diameter of 6 millimeters and 98 aluminum fins. In between there is a 140 mm fan.

The fan of the Thermaltake cooler works with revolutions between 1,000 and 1,600 RPM and comes with a blue LED. The dimension of the V14AX is 171 x 161 x 100 millimeter (W x H x D). The pricing for the CPU cooler Thermaltake V14AX is 59 US dollar.

Now this is ‘cool’. Heh .. awful pun. The Dell XPS 625 and XPS 630 have just gotten a liquid cooling option added to their specs in place of the standard fan-cooling option.

The Asetek liquid cooling system provides for a more even cooling of the processor and makes overclocking a much more versatile possibility for users that really want to get the most out of their systems.

This cooling option also reduces the noise, as there’s no loud fan noise to contend with. Since both of these computers include the Intel Core 2 Extreme and are unlocked, making speed boosts much easier, having a stronger cooling option just makes sense.

To add the Asetek liquid cooling option, it will cost you nearly $120 extra on top of the $899 and $1,099 priced XPS 625 and XPS 630 gaming towers. The new option will be available by the end of the month.

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