[M] Cebit MAD Coverage Part 2

jmke · 25th March 2007, 20:53

In part 2 of our Cebit coverage we present to you the latest products from Leadtek, PNY, Lian-Li, MSI, Alphacool, Mushkin, OCZ, Scythe, Silverstone, Sparkle, MACS, Casetek, Spire, Titan, Twintech, XFX, Zalman and ZEROtherm. Read on to learn more about 4mm thick water blocks, V8 style CPU heatsinks, TEC Cooled GFX cards and much more...

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=552

geoffrey · 25th March 2007, 21:14

Lol, article picture is brilliant!

Kougar · 26th March 2007, 23:20

Interesting MSI Oven... I wonder how much Corsair RAM it uses.

And the same goes for that Mushkin Alphacooled RAM.

I gotta get a firewire 800 capable board for those Rally flash drives... Then again, is the actual drive capable of putting that bandwidth to use?

The OCZ 1400mhz mem should perform pretty poorly with the stated 5-6-6 timings... And hopefully not all their waterblocks will by using acrylics!

Wow, a Scythe Ninja with water tube?? That's just weird, but I'd be curious to compare it with my own Ninja! Also I noticed Scythe's HTPC Ninja has the 9 heatpipes evenly spaced apart unlike the original model, so it might actually cool almost the same? Might try a 140mm fan on that Scythe Kama Cross, and nice looking PSU they've developed...

Gotta get myself one of those Silverstone OP1200's for my Quad R600 rig...

On the Sparkle 860GT, what do you think the button might be for? ON/Off for the display unit??

Nice to see that my Zalman CNPS7700Cu is now back in style...

piotke · 26th March 2007, 23:30

Button is for changing function., temperature, voltage, clockspeed, ...

jmke · 27th March 2007, 09:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kougar

I gotta get a firewire 800 capable board for those Rally flash drives... Then again, is the actual drive capable of putting that bandwidth to use?

for large file transfer, firewire is faster than USB 2.0

Quote:

Wow, a Scythe Ninja with water tube?? That's just weird, but I'd be curious to compare it with my own Ninja! Also I noticed Scythe's HTPC Ninja has the 9 heatpipes evenly spaced apart unlike the original model, so it might actually cool almost the same? Might try a 140mm fan on that Scythe Kama Cross, and nice looking PSU they've developed...

don't think that water scythe will see retail, the HTPC version is ready for retail though, interesting to that one

. I've already tested the Katana 2 and Kama Cross, good performance/noise balance heatsinks, the stock 100mm fan at 12v is surprisingly silent. the Kama Cross fits up to 120mm fan, 140mm would need custom mount

Quote:

Nice to see that my Zalman CNPS7700Cu is now back in style...

waiting for Z9700CU follow-up myself

Kougar · 27th March 2007, 11:51

I know firewire 800 is a good deal faster... but would it matter on those specific drives is my question?

To bad about the water Scythe... but I'll admit it never seemed practical or able to compare to any equally priced waterblock. Thanks for the info on the Kama Cross, it looked familiar but the name didn't ring any bells.

wutske · 27th March 2007, 12:41

hasn't MSI done the over trick before ?
There are some interesting things coming up, hope to see a lot of new [M]reviews

(hint, hint

)

jmke · 27th March 2007, 12:42

Kama Cross is released, but haven't seen it reviewed yet; hope to be the first

25th March 2007, 20:53	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,419	[M] Cebit MAD Coverage Part 2 In part 2 of our Cebit coverage we present to you the latest products from Leadtek, PNY, Lian-Li, MSI, Alphacool, Mushkin, OCZ, Scythe, Silverstone, Sparkle, MACS, Casetek, Spire, Titan, Twintech, XFX, Zalman and ZEROtherm. Read on to learn more about 4mm thick water blocks, V8 style CPU heatsinks, TEC Cooled GFX cards and much more... http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=552 __________________

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piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 4,997	Button is for changing function., temperature, voltage, clockspeed, ... __________________ .

27th March 2007, 12:41	#7
wutske Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Apenland Posts: 2,018	hasn't MSI done the over trick before ? There are some interesting things coming up, hope to see a lot of new [M]reviews (hint, hint ) __________________ /me = Hardfreak My Blog: [W]eblog

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jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,419	Kama Cross is released, but haven't seen it reviewed yet; hope to be the first __________________

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25th March 2007, 21:14	#2
geoffrey [M] Reviewer Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4,117	Lol, article picture is brilliant!

26th March 2007, 23:20	#3
Kougar Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,639	Interesting MSI Oven... I wonder how much Corsair RAM it uses. And the same goes for that Mushkin Alphacooled RAM. I gotta get a firewire 800 capable board for those Rally flash drives... Then again, is the actual drive capable of putting that bandwidth to use? The OCZ 1400mhz mem should perform pretty poorly with the stated 5-6-6 timings... And hopefully not all their waterblocks will by using acrylics! Wow, a Scythe Ninja with water tube?? That's just weird, but I'd be curious to compare it with my own Ninja! Also I noticed Scythe's HTPC Ninja has the 9 heatpipes evenly spaced apart unlike the original model, so it might actually cool almost the same? Might try a 140mm fan on that Scythe Kama Cross, and nice looking PSU they've developed... Gotta get myself one of those Silverstone OP1200's for my Quad R600 rig... On the Sparkle 860GT, what do you think the button might be for? ON/Off for the display unit?? Nice to see that my Zalman CNPS7700Cu is now back in style...

27th March 2007, 11:51	#6
Kougar Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,639	I know firewire 800 is a good deal faster... but would it matter on those specific drives is my question? To bad about the water Scythe... but I'll admit it never seemed practical or able to compare to any equally priced waterblock. Thanks for the info on the Kama Cross, it looked familiar but the name didn't ring any bells.