Cooler Master shows its V6 CPU cooler

Six "V" heatpipes

Cooler Master has announced its latest CPU cooler, the V6. The new V6 features "V" heatpipe design and asymmetrical aluminium fins in its heatsink in order to maximize performance.

As noted, the V6 features double "V" heatpipes, asymmetrical aluminium fins and optional snap-on dual fan setup. The V-shaped heatpipe array isn't something that you see often in cooler desing and according to Cooler Master, this one helps in heat dissipation by providing a clear path under both mid and high air pressure situations.

The asymmetrical aluminum fins feature is designed so it accelerates airflow due to specific airflow behaviour of the attached 120mm PWM fan.

The V6 is cooled by a 120mm PWM fan with red LED lights that spins from 800 to 2200 RPM and produces between 34.02 to 93.74 CFM of airlow. The dimensions of the entire cooler are 131.5x120x165mm and it features a copper base paired up with 55x0.3mm aluminium fins and six 6mm heatipipes.

The new V6 is compatible with Intel Socket LGA 1355/1156/775 as well as the AMD Socket AM3/AM2+/AM2 processors. The new V6 CPU cooler should appear in retail during next few weeks and we expect a price below €50.

why dont want V8?

@hahn87, Haha.. It has been quite some time since i last cleaned the PC. LOL. Moreover now got new toy already. The centurion 5 be abandon for a while.
Anyway, sorry for asking this noob question. Been new to casing. Does the HAF air ventilation better then the storm?

But since they are using Water cooling..the temperature between internal mount and external mount might only 1C~2C differences..
somemore mount the radiator in internal look more nice and neat

alrite i ll try that out just afraid the cable will not reach it

thanks for it dude.. sorry for being noob first time work with cable 

guys wanna ask if i remove my v6gt thermal cooler do i need to reapply the thermal paste again? i found that my vendor install wrongly now my V6GT light horizontally instead of vertically. 

how shd we clean the left over? the old paste normally use wat to clean?

my fan only run about 500rpm optimum and about 800 on performance.. but which fan r u talking abt? processor or? my processor fan also running at about 1500rpm but it will reach 2200rpm on load

The default V8 fan is already actually quite loud under full speed @ 2200 RPM.

y not try to lower down the speed when you do not want to use it? i tot V8 comes with a regulator..

my V6GT even worse it doesnt come with the regulator and it always run on max speed 2.2k rpm until i control it using Asus Fan Expert

I didn't expect i7 TDP to exceed the V8 maximum heat transfer capacity

I thought 180W is more than enough, I was wrong   

What do I do with my V8 then?   
Expensive when I bought it zzz

Didn't know V6 is better.