Thermalright is launching the great hr heatsink
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Thermalright seems to be on the verge of giving a second youth to his enormous HR-22 heatsink. Initially released on a single radiator a few years ago, it has recently been re-spoken of in China with photos of a black version, albeit without actual information. Surprisingly, it was an HR-22 PLUS that finally appeared on the brand's Chinese site.
HR-22 PLUS - Thermalright seems to be about to give a second youth to its huge HR-22 heatsink
Regular customers of the brand will have guessed that this version is now equipped with a fan, and more precisely with a TY-143B, that is, a 152 x 140mm fan and speeds ranging from 600 to 1800rpm for air flow 90.96CFM and a static pressure of 3.0mmAq.
Thermalright has also changed the fixing of this heatsink, which is now not done through drilled holes in the fins as in other models the brand.
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The radiator remains unchanged with dimensions of 120 x 150 x 159mm, with a total weight of 1170 grams. The thermal performance of the HR-22 PLUS should be superior, not only due to the size of the radiator, but also due to the 8 heat pipes that pass through the base, better distributing the heat generated to all the aluminum.
Finally, compatibility is mentioned only with those Intel motherboards: 775, 115x, 1366 and 20xx. At the moment, we do not know if this model will have a version for AMD or if some type of extra assembly was implemented. We will keep you informed.
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