Neng Tyi Subete Doda Review

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Neng Tyi may not be on the tip of most hard core cooling fanatics minds' but what it lacks in brand recognition it makes up for in power... solid copper power!

Copper heatsinks have a special place in all of our hearts, and this bonded fin cooler made by a company called Neng Tyi is an eye-catcher to be sure. But as always, does it perform like we expect a copper heatsink to?

First Impressions:

We first heard about Neng Tyi during Comdex 2000. After wandering past many resellers promoting the same cheap ORB knockoffs we noticed a bunch of copper heatsinks based around a special bonded fin assembly. The fins on all of Neng Tyi's heatsinks have little interlocking tabs which hold them together independently of the framework.

The mechanism was displayed at Comdex and was especially interesting because you could pick up an entire row of the fins without them falling to pieces. The advantage to this system over other bonded fin assembles, like the Ascent Cooler here, is that the top of each fin section can remain open, rather then closed by a structural fold.

The open top allows more air to flow across the fins. The assembly produces a much flatter base than what is possible with a folded fin assembly. Our thanks goes out to Mr. Richard Lin from Neng Tyi for giving us the opportunity to take a detailed look at this cool little copper heatsink. So lets begin our look at the copper P366...