huwah....

wat is the temp to cause this???

AllnGap.... u r really lucky bro ^^ thx for sharing though

but u still got mood to take all these pic arr ?

haha....

the story continues a year later.........

heatpipe also can kaboom aa??

lol..i was wondering, would the incident where the heatpipe exploded causes that heatsink to function better..lol..

wah............. unbelievable...........it seems the T*l*b*n have fine another good b*mb on hand................

lucky the pipe was quite thin, didnt manage to make a super deep cut.........

i think next time manufacturer put a big warning sign on the heat pipe, do not cook it on the stove.........btw just wandering if manufacturer tested it the same way ?

I was wondering, wat's the content inside the heatpipe? or it's empty at all?

inside heatpipe contain nitroglycerin dissolved in nitrocellulose and a little ketone to in the mixing process. Its formula is, thus, similar to cordite lol

man, that awful! thank God you're okay

For industrial heatpipes may be. For PC usage heatpipes r actually very basic. Most if not all of them contain just plain water in a wicked pipe, that's all. There's no exotic liquids in PC heatpipes.

Water???
Tats bad if it's only water. Means having the heatpipe only serves for cosmetic purposes rather than actually increasing performance?

just read this thread...

so lucky la you.never expected it will blow

you might want to go revisit the "thermodynamics attributes" of water to understand why water is such an interesting stubborn element when it comes to heat energy. that's what make them a good coolant.

oh btw, on an interesting note.. "didi" can also be considered a heatpipe rite?