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Some time ago we had a little discussion going around on our forums. Some die hard water-cooling fanatics were convinced that no air-cooling could beat water-cooling. While the air-cooling enthusiasts were telling that water-cooling was not really worth the higher price tag. Today we'll be testing the Silverstone Tundra TD01...  The external unit, with the very noticeable analog thermometer.
General information Enclosure material: 8mm uni-body aluminum frame, 4mm aluminum front panel, 1.5mm top & bottom aluminum panels Application: Intel LGA 775; AMD Socket 754/939/940/AM2 Cooling System: Fanless design, advanced radiator frame with uni-body liquid channels and integrated heatsink fins Dimension : 380mm (W) x 132mm (H) x 320mm (D) Total liquid capacit: 0.9 liter (2 x 0.6 liter bottle of thermal fluid included w/ TD01) Power consumption: 10W (DC 12V) Water block material: Aluminum and acrylic Water block weight: 350g Water pump: Dual submerged pumps integrated in reservoir Weight @ full liquid: 5.8 kg Liquid tubing length: 700mm TD01 to case x 2, 400mm case to water block x 2 The cooling consists actually out of two parts. One external unit, wich needs to be placed outside the computer case, and the water block that is looped into the computer chassis. More information can be found on the Silverstone website. Block Water block material : Aluminum and acrylic Water block weight : 350g Those are the actual specifications that can be found on the Silverstone website. A bit strange as the unit we have here has a copper block. After looking and searching trough previous publications, we've found that there was indicated on the site "Copper and acrylic". I've been looking around on the web, but haven't found any pictures yet with the aluminum block. On the upper left corner you can see the backplane, this one is only needed for the AMD installation. In the middle we see the hold-down for the AMD as well. The AMD mounting needs to be installend with screws (with the added springs); trough the mainboard. The Intel 775 needs to be installed with the push pins.  A view from the side, a (in this case) copper base, acrylic top and extra copper top.  The base from the block, spot the 4 holes where you need to screw the hold down into. The finishing is very good; you can almost see my reflection.  Ready for use, on a socket 775 setup !  Installation on the next page. >>>  More reviews in this category can be found below: |
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