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Monday, August 15, 2011

Sandy Bridge-E CPUs too hot for Intel?

Usually, Intel ships chips with heatsinks and fans. With the Sandy Bridge-E chips, which run very warm, Intel is not including either heatsink or fan. But. They’ll happily sell you a separate cooling solution.

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