new fanless products from thermaltake: VGA, CPU and PSU

uni1313 · 26th June 2004, 23:57

-High performance fanless CPU cooler, 0dB cooling solution, reduce total system noise
- Designed to cool both Intel Pentium 4 and AMD Athlon 64
- No cooling fan is required, stay cool without suffering the fan noise
- Heatpipe technology, transfer the heat quickly
- More surface area gives good heat dissipation
- Aluminum fin soldered to copper base, perfect contact to ensure the best performance
- Easy installation

http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/c...fanless103.htm

jmke · 27th June 2004, 00:06

looks very big

now only need a good sound dampener for your HD's and you are off!

jort · 27th June 2004, 00:43

can you cool a 9800pro with it?
mine is a stove with stock cooling
what about overclocking?

Sidney · 27th June 2004, 01:32

Assuming it is the greatest fanless cooler for a moment; Heat dissipates 100% from the CPU without any loss (impossible but assume it's probable); without case fan whatsoever; otherwise it negates the fanless concept. How long does it take for the case temp to rise to saturation point?

Imagine a world without wind or air movement; would it be so quiet that we could sleep well at night?

Normal sound level in a city today is no less than 35 dBA; 40 dBA if you live in New York City.

Unless the heat from the heat sources (CPU, GPU, HDD, Memory) could be converted into useful energy and consumed; heat will emit into surrounding airspace fan or no fan. And, air movement creates noise.

Our endless QUEST for a PERFECT solution. When a MAN is his death bed; he asks "I still don't understand women." He dies shortly afterward.

26th June 2004, 23:57	#1
uni1313 Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Belgium Posts: 124	new fanless products from thermaltake: VGA, CPU and PSU -High performance fanless CPU cooler, 0dB cooling solution, reduce total system noise - Designed to cool both Intel Pentium 4 and AMD Athlon 64 - No cooling fan is required, stay cool without suffering the fan noise - Heatpipe technology, transfer the heat quickly - More surface area gives good heat dissipation - Aluminum fin soldered to copper base, perfect contact to ensure the best performance - Easy installation http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/c...fanless103.htm __________________ Sapphire A9rd580adv, AMD64 X2 4200+, 2048 MB DDR OCZ, HIS 3870 Iceq3 , Soundblaster X-Fi, WD 320 GB, Plextor PX-755A, Lian-Li PC 6070, Corair HX 620W PSU, Zalman CNPS9500

27th June 2004, 00:06	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 82,473	looks very big now only need a good sound dampener for your HD's and you are off! __________________

27th June 2004, 00:43	#3
jort OCTB Crew Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium) Posts: 2,031	can you cool a 9800pro with it? mine is a stove with stock cooling what about overclocking? __________________ watercooling, chilled water,direct phase change, cascade, custom modding

27th June 2004, 01:32	#4
Sidney [M] Reviewer Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 16,730	Assuming it is the greatest fanless cooler for a moment; Heat dissipates 100% from the CPU without any loss (impossible but assume it's probable); without case fan whatsoever; otherwise it negates the fanless concept. How long does it take for the case temp to rise to saturation point? Imagine a world without wind or air movement; would it be so quiet that we could sleep well at night? Normal sound level in a city today is no less than 35 dBA; 40 dBA if you live in New York City. Unless the heat from the heat sources (CPU, GPU, HDD, Memory) could be converted into useful energy and consumed; heat will emit into surrounding airspace fan or no fan. And, air movement creates noise. Our endless QUEST for a PERFECT solution. When a MAN is his death bed; he asks "I still don't understand women." He dies shortly afterward. __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

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