Identifying this cpu cooler. (bit of fun)

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Just some fun. There is no money involved.

Which brilliant pc did this come out of.

And yes, it is a beautiful thing.


24 hr quiz .Correct answers will receive a Thankyou.

 

[AhokZYashA]

im pretty sure its out of an old shuttle barebone PC,
probably from the 775 era.

cooled by one exhaust fan behind that heatsink

 

[Hnykill22]

Shuttle XPC SK41G ? http://www.shuttle.eu/_archive/older/en/sk41g.htm

http://www.shuttle.eu/_archive/older/en/faq_ice.htm

Or some Shuttle build at least ?

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

im pretty sure its out of an old shuttle barebone PC,
probably from the 775 era.

cooled by one exhaust fan behind that heatsink

11 minutes ...bang on.
13 minutes ....and the exact model # SK 41 G cool.


A big advantage is Shuttle's patented Integrated Cooling-Engine (I.C.E.). The idea is deceptively simple. Heat from the CPU (the system's hottest component) transfers into a heatsink. The heat travels up a series of pipes and into an array of radiator fins screwed into the back of the chassis. A single, whisper-quiet fan mounted just behind this blows air through the fins, thus carrying the heat outside and away from the system. Every XPC uses this patented cooling technology to prevent heat damage and deliver some of the quietest computers in the world.
Read more here: I.C.E.

 

[Caring1]

Kewl, I would have said a Silverstone HTPC.
(and been wrong)