Cooling is a big issue to consider when running a high end system. With the speeds of today's processors, a system builder needs to choose the correct cooling solution based on their system needs and the point to which they want to push their computers. There are many different cooling methods in use today such as water cooling, phase change, and the tried but true air cooling. Air coolers used to be frowned upon when overclocking a computer to the extremes but as times have changed so has the design and the shape of these copper and aluminum monstrosities.With many models and manufacturers of air coolers it is hard to choose which one is right. There are so many factors you need to consider including thermal design, shape, and socket compatibility to name a few. One manufacturer that is in the business of keeping your components cool is ThermoLab and they are bringing to the table a redesign of one of their popular coolers the Baram 2010. Baram in Korean means "airflow" which is what this cooler is designed for, to maximize the airflow and in turn increasing efficiency. Without wasting any more time let's get a good look into the design of this air cooler.