So there's the usual liquid "coolant" in the heat pipes, but they've added copper dust into that "coolant" to improve the heat transfer?

Robbo9999:

So there's the usual liquid "coolant" in the heat pipes, but they've added copper dust into that "coolant" to improve the heat transfer?

To me it sounds like classic PR department BS and buzzwords; it is nothing but a mix of sintered and grooved heatpipe; for sure there will be some technical level details that makes them "different" from other manufacturers, but CM is not really bringing nothing new to the table. Just like thermalright and his Antigravity heatpipe (AGHP) just to say it is sintered and all that nonsensical wording to make them look cool and innovative. Let the tests do their work. To me CM is nothing but a synonim of mediocre to useless coolers, overrated, overpriced and completely outdated. Like they launched hot garbo like V6 or V8 GTS and the likes that were significantly hotter, louder and more expensive that competitors, have not seen a single widely recommended CM air cooler or aio since the original hyper 212 or 212 evo. So they better just manufacture heatpipes and sell them to manufacturers who can actually design a propper air cooler (deepcool, thermaright, noctua)

hijodeosiris:

To me it sounds like classic PR department BS and buzzwords; it is nothing but a mix of sintered and grooved heatpipe; for sure there will be some technical level details that makes them "different" from other manufacturers, but CM is not really bringing nothing new to the table. Just like thermalright and his Antigravity heatpipe (AGHP) just to say it is sintered and all that nonsensical wording to make them look cool and innovative. Let the tests do their work. To me CM is nothing but a synonim of mediocre to useless coolers, overrated, overpriced and completely outdated. Like they launched hot garbo like V6 or V8 GTS and the likes that were significantly hotter, louder and more expensive that competitors, have not seen a single widely recommended CM air cooler or aio since the original hyper 212 or 212 evo. So they better just manufacture heatpipes and sell them to manufacturers who can actually design a propper air cooler (deepcool, thermaright, noctua)

It would be interesting to see it measured against the likes of the best air coolers from Noctua, etc. I've had Noctua NH-D14 since 2016 (through a couple of CPUs), no issues, and likewise Noctua case fans, all performing just as good since Day 1 I'd say, still nice & quiet!

Superconductive? Mmmkay

Yeah, I don`t get why they used word "superconductive".

Robbo9999:

It would be interesting to see it measured against the likes of the best air coolers from Noctua, etc. I've had Noctua NH-D14 since 2016 (through a couple of CPUs), no issues, and likewise Noctua case fans, all performing just as good since Day 1 I'd say, still nice & quiet!

Can bet 1 and 8/29th of my testicles that CM "supercoductshit" cooler will be crap, gonna be at the bottom of the "new" generation coolers, as is tradition. I can totally see noctua getting the crown back again once they lauch their new coolers with LCP (liquid crystal polimer) fans, like no doubt about it although they will be as well some next level expensive (if reported percents remain true according to GN's videos Noctua stated around 20% more expensive + greedflation can see them very well into the +150 USD). Well time will tell, but as always nothing like look at reviews, that's exactly how thermalrigh PA started to get attention from forums and small reviewers until it got attention from youtubers and look, now everyone and their gramps recommend them.

"the attack on language rages on, no end in sight" people will keep buying as usual, bean counters will mark this as a success, and next year we will have quantum coolers, meaning of words going kaput everywhere we look

hijodeosiris:

I can totally see noctua getting the crown back again once they lauch their new coolers with LCP (liquid crystal polimer) fans, like no doubt about it although they will be as well some next level expensive (if reported percents remain true according to GN's videos Noctua stated around 20% more expensive + greedflation can see them very well into the +150 USD).

Noctua is expensive no doubt but you brought say the dh-14 in 2008 and they will still send you a mounting kit for the latest CPUs so you can keep using it for 10 more years and even if old still bring those temps down.... How many other cooler makers you saw doing things like that ?

Venix:

Noctua is expensive no doubt but you brought say the dh-14 in 2008 and they will still send you a mounting kit for the latest CPUs so you can keep using it for 10 more years and even if old still bring those temps down.... How many other cooler makers you saw doing things like that ?

Well I have no negative criticism to noctua's customer service, nor was implied in my post (I guess), just like I said, I'm certain noctua will be the very best again, but at a hefty price, due new materials. That's it. I always had thermalright in very high regard since the silver arrow era, but brand come and go, look at antec, now is but a rag of a company with joke presence in the market (compared to lets say Hyte, LianLi, NZXT). And to answer directly your answer, Arctic, Arctic is the other company who seems to respect their customers. Anyone remembers the gunk problem they had due a gasket in the coldplate?, they supported product even from 2018 (6 years warranty). So yeah very few brands out there who are actually worth throw the money they ask for their products even if perceived kinda expensive.

@EspHack if you feel the need to "improve" the english language by using non english words, at least get it right. its kaputt, not kaput.