It is not secret to anyone that the technologies currently employed in contemporary processor cooling systems have already exhausted themselves. It doesn’t make sense to increase the number of heatpipes because even five heatpipes 6 mm in diameter cover an area bigger than the heat-spreader of any LGA1366 processor. 8 mm heatpipes also do not provide any significant boost in cooling efficiency. The heatsinks cannot be made any bigger, because the space inside the system case is limited. Some contemporary super-coolers can accommodate three 120 mm or even 140 mm fans, and most heatsinks are designed to fit two fans. I doubt there is any need for more…However, theoretically, it is still possible to create an ideal processor cooler that would combine all the advantages of the cooling solutions from world famous makers. But even in this case we won’t get any serious efficiency improvement from Noctua NH-D14, for example. Therefore, any new technology employed in cooler making arouses genuine interest among reviewers and users, intrigues and gives hope for the long-awaited break-through.