Thermalright prepping some new heatsinks 1 Attachment(s) |
What the hell :D http://i45.tinypic.com/s4nwqt.jpg Interesting, large heatpipes are "split" into multiple smaller heatpipes... wonder at the effectiveness of this approach? Does allows them to cram 20 heatpipes into the thing, I think most possible is 12 with standard approaches |
cooling efficiency drops when fan is further away from the fins, lower pressure, less cooling I don't think this will work out well |
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just reaffirms my earlier assessment that almost all of the case manufacturer known in the past to deliver "classy" designs are now focusing on "gamer" cases (lian-li, silverstone, coolermaster,...); RIP nice brushed alu cases |
Damn gamer cases :( |
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That Silverstone reminds me of the new NZXT Phantom cases, which themselves remind me of the old alienhead motif again. Looks bad, and can tell already it will be a pain to regularly keep dust free. The Cooler Master HAF-X looks solid though... been looking for a case with that feature set for a long time. |
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design not that much |
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"silent" is relative ;) for HSF testing you can pretty much forget using dBA meter to get any useful readings for CPU coolers equipped with 120mm fan spinning <1500rpm; it takes 200rpm 120mm fan to make it audible over the case fans;) |
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