Heat sinks approved

Saturday, 31 July, 2004

Molex has received approval for its CoolFin heat sink from AMD for the next generation 64 bit processor, the Athlon 64.

The company had to meet very strict thermal resistance and other design requirements for the approval.

The heat sink range features stamped fin technology where the fins are individually stamped to a specified geometry and linked together for stability. Stamped fin designs can be virtually any shape or thickness, offering optimal design flexibility.

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