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ThermalRight Le Grand Macho
The Le Grand Macho sets new standards for semi-passive cooling. The “Value” edition of the highly regarded HR-22 offers the well-known “Macho”-Look. Based on the feedback from our customers, they tweaked the cooler a little bit to make it even better.
Since the release of the legendary HR-02 back in 2010, semi-passive coolers are a staple of our cooler portfolio. The Le Grand Macho fits seamlessly into the range of high performance, completely noiseless coolers. The design of the heat sink is asymmetrical and offers the highest possible compatibility to the most recent motherboards. The Le Grand Macho neither blocks the RAM spaces, nor the top-most PCIe slot on current ATX motherboards.
The Le Grand Macho comes without an included fan. Due to the special design that is offset to the rear, the cooler can perfectly use the airflow of a rear-mounted case fan to remove the heated air. If desired, the Le Grand Macho can be equipped with fan ducts, which can be purchased separately. Please make sure that sufficient space is available in the case. If users want to cool the Le Grand Macho actively, a pair of fan clips is included.
The newly designed Macho Direct will also be available shortly. The Macho Direct will be our first HDT cooler. Years of experience and thorough development work allowed us to create what we consider the most potent HDT cooler ever. The cooler will be available in stores before Christmas. More information will be released in the near future.
In Germany, the Le Grand Macho will be sold exclusively by the Mindfactory AG. The MSRP is 59.99 Euro, incl. 19% VAT.
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#5201009 Posted on: 12/03/2015 06:42 PM
It requires air movement in the case.
So, if you lock it down in a case with no holes and air movement - do not expect miracles, as the CPU will probably overheat.
What is semi-passive cooling? I can't seem to find something solid on it.
It requires air movement in the case.
So, if you lock it down in a case with no holes and air movement - do not expect miracles, as the CPU will probably overheat.
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#5201048 Posted on: 12/03/2015 08:34 PM
It requires air movement in the case.
So, if you lock it down in a case with no holes and air movement - do not expect miracles, as the CPU will probably overheat.
Ah makes sense. Thanks for the explanation mate.
It requires air movement in the case.
So, if you lock it down in a case with no holes and air movement - do not expect miracles, as the CPU will probably overheat.
Ah makes sense. Thanks for the explanation mate.
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#5201165 Posted on: 12/04/2015 02:13 AM
I whish that TR hires a good translator because I'm from South America and the Name LE GRAND MACHO sounds totaly gay...My God !!!
Should be El MACHO !!! o EL MAS MACHO, but not LE ....
I whish that TR hires a good translator because I'm from South America and the Name LE GRAND MACHO sounds totaly gay...My God !!!
Should be El MACHO !!! o EL MAS MACHO, but not LE ....
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#5201167 Posted on: 12/04/2015 02:19 AM
<3 thermalright. stupid name tho
<3 thermalright. stupid name tho
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What is semi-passive cooling? I can't seem to find something solid on it.