MIYAKO 2400 RPM Super Silent CPU Fan Cooler 110V 0.15A for Computer Cases, Radiator, Metal Body 4.7" x 4.7" x 1"

okay so the traditional way of building a CPU cooler you take a big old hunk of metal you take a plastic fan and ya slap it on there in hopes that the raging inferno of a Pentium D processor you've got will stay alive long enough to become a weird curiosity for the employees you hire ten years down the line who were it's still in diapers when you started building computers but not thermaltake now thermaltake took a metal heatsink okay I'm with you so far slapped a metal fan onto it because Yolo in an attempt to cool down a modern CPU in one of the smallest foreign factor coolers that I've ever seen but does it work so if you were just here to find out if a metal fan would work then you'll be sorely disappointed because I'm also gonna bore you with some science and history the Sandia cooler concept with its metal spinning top and static metal base first showed up on the scene in 2012 wit