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Cutting things open can answer a lot of questions and it's not uncommon for us to find poor design after dissecting a product, but one thing we didn't expect was that a company would flat-out lie about its heatpipe internals. At time of publication, Deepcool is still actively marketing its grooved-sintered heatpipes on twitter and on some retail pages, but a dremel proved that they're just sintered. Ultimately, this doesn't affect the validity of already-valid test results, assuming results were valid to begin with (and a lot aren't), but it does affect the trustworthiness of Deepcool and its brand credibility. In this video, we're benchmarking one of the other Assassin III marketing claims -- one of "spoilers" -- and reporting on Deepcool's official responses to GamersNexus.
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