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PHYSICAL DETAILS
One thing Thermaltake always manages to get right is aesthetics. With all-copper
construction and translucent fans and bright blue LEDs, the Duoorb is an attention-grabber,
at least before it's installed and impossible to view.
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Bird's eye view.
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The fans are attached to two metallic rings joined together with a bridge
screwed to the mounting plate. The fans are made of hard, translucent plastic,
and the blades are warped/twisted, possibly in an effort to reduce turbulence.
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Typical thin fins.
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The heatpipes and fins are firmly bond together creating a form resembling
an UFO. In between the moderately spaced fins, solder is plainly visible.
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Side view.
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Each heatpipe emanates from the base and curves into a "C" shape
on each side. One half of the cooler is stretched further away than the
other to create more distance between them. The fans are wired to a single
4-pin molex power connector. Unlike many other Thermaltake cooling products,
no fan controller is provided.
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The base.
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The base is very flat and polished to an almost mirror finish. There are
very faint, nearly invisible machine marks.
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One of the fans.
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The fans, manufactered by Yen Sun Technology measure approximately 72mm
across. The hub has three short spokes which screw onto a circular metal
ring. As the heatsink is radial, the fins closest the fan are more tightly
packed.
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