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from jmke
@ 2003/08/24
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@ 2003/08/24
The following link is the brochure of de completely silent Zalman PC case with heatpipe technology.
http://www.sharkacorp.com/pdf/TNN500A_Catalog.pdf
It will be available in october in Europe according to the Zalman webboard:
Thank you very much for your interest in Zalman's upcoming product.
We are planning to officially release the TNN 500A in Korean & Japanese markets around September. It will be available worldwidely including European market around October, we expect.
If you want to test it in step of engineering sample though, send a letter to sugarman@zalman.co.kr. Your name, phone #, mailing address and the reason you want to have it are appreciated.
Regards,
Jinkook Kim/ZALMAN
http://www.sharkacorp.com/pdf/TNN500A_Catalog.pdf
It will be available in october in Europe according to the Zalman webboard:
Thank you very much for your interest in Zalman's upcoming product.
We are planning to officially release the TNN 500A in Korean & Japanese markets around September. It will be available worldwidely including European market around October, we expect.
If you want to test it in step of engineering sample though, send a letter to sugarman@zalman.co.kr. Your name, phone #, mailing address and the reason you want to have it are appreciated.
Regards,
Jinkook Kim/ZALMAN
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@ 2003/08/22
Wood isn't exactly a good heat conductor/exchanger so I doubt it is made of wood.
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Originally posted by GorenBarry just a question  , because it looks a bit like wood ?
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@ 2003/08/22
The PSU's transistors are mounted directly to the outer case.
Exterior is ALU (off course)
I would have preferred a HP-80 combo with the case heatpipe.
These vidcards can get hot.
I'd still like to see what the case would really look like (these are all promo shots)
Exterior is ALU (off course)
I would have preferred a HP-80 combo with the case heatpipe.
These vidcards can get hot.
I'd still like to see what the case would really look like (these are all promo shots)
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@ 2003/08/22
Some peops have servers in their livingroom you know 
I do
I didn't ment company servers, well you get the point
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Originally posted by jmke uhm serverroom would care less if the PC made noise or not this is aimed at the desktop market! |
I do
I didn't ment company servers, well you get the point
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@ 2003/08/21
Quote:
| Finally, infinite peace in the cardboard. It has for a long time to finally such a product in the mass-market appears lasted. The manufacturer will be able itself to hardly save from the many vorbestellungen. On the paper convincingly we wait technically already now on the first samples and price information. One might be now already clear however, the price far below all self's building Konstruktiuonen will lie, since Zalman is specialized in absolute mass production as well known 6 Heatpipes for the CCU and 2 for the graphics map as well as 10 for the non removable disk might keep the system optimally cool. We are pleased on it and now already say ourselves tschuess your exhaust and Krachmacher! Hopefully is soon Christmas: -) |
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@ 2003/08/21
just a question , because it looks a bit like wood ?
, because it looks a bit like wood ?
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@ 2003/08/21
your point being ?
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from
@ 2003/08/21
is it made of steel (the outside)
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@ 2003/08/21
uhm serverroom would care less if the PC made noise or not
this is aimed at the desktop market!
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Originally posted by Evangeliz Is more suited for a server machine |
this is aimed at the desktop market!
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@ 2003/08/21
just forget it, way 2 expensive me dunkt btw I like the sound of my pc, then i now at least it's running 
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@ 2003/08/21
I guess so, Zalman also produces PSU's
damn, that's one of the things that are on my wish list, together with a Via micro-ATX board housed in an Aopen alu slim tower and a YeongYang servercase
damn, that's one of the things that are on my wish list, together with a Via micro-ATX board housed in an Aopen alu slim tower and a YeongYang servercase
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@ 2003/08/21
If they aren't to expensive maybe i'll buy one, because I hate the noice my case makes
but what about the PSU?? is it also heatpiped??
but what about the PSU?? is it also heatpiped??
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@ 2003/08/21
Is more suited for a server machine, which obviously doesn't need to change mainboards every 2 weeks
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@ 2003/08/21
I really doubt whether it's easy to change your hardware components... let's hope you don't have to take 2 weeks vacation if you want to switch your motherboard.
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@ 2003/08/21
more pics:
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@ 2003/08/21
I was just about to post the same news. Seems to be an awesome case for the silence freak! I hope the price will be right.
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