Quote: From a results perspective, the Corator DS delivers results right on par with the Noctua NH-C12P SE-14 when overclocked, and was within just two degrees Celsius of the Thermalright TRUE and Noctua NH-U12P SE 1366 at stock speeds and voltages. I was expecting performance similar to that of the NH-D14 from Noctua, but the single fan in the dual tower design just did not help the Corator DS in that respect.

Article Snippet: The Coolink Corator DS is new in the sense that it also features a new type of cooling method. The feature Coolink calls its Gapless Direct Touch (GDT) technology is a new concept and with the help of a gap induced design, allows for an all copper contact area.

Coolink is taking heatpipe technology a bit further than most with their Corator DS CPU heatsink, using what they call Gapless Direct Touch (GDT) in order to eliminate the large spaces between heatpipes we normally see at the base. The question is: Does it make a difference? Lets take a closer look at the Coolink Corator DS and find out.