good idea there. but not very practical for day to day use.
if u use a cold air induction on that, it would be superb for clocking

Guys, wanna know how much CFM Panaflo (hi speed) 120MM can produce. Thanks

Edit: Saw this Delta (120x76mm) damn nice use 2 molex one... 220CFM, but niosy.
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/de12gf.html

This post has been edited by yehlai: Jun 7 2007, 10:31 PM

My mobo is on lying flat on top of my casing so it would not be a problem for me. The air-duct is supported by the protruding heat-pipes at the top (no additional support needed)

Ya, was thinking of channelling some cold air from my air-con (through a tube that is connected to the air-duct via a side hole) but my wife would probably throw a fit!!!

Check this out.. connect the big tube to ur AC.

http://www.sunbeamtech.com/index-2.html

This post has been edited by westfind: Jun 8 2007, 01:24 PM

between TR Ultra 120 Extreme and Tuniq Tower, which is better buy. priced RM255+ and RM190+. that Extreme doesn't come with any fan if not mistaken

Errr.... your link didn't show any tube or anything? You're referring to the casing?

I will go for Tuniq, im getting it now. Tuniq <RM200 is bargain.

I would go for 120 extreme. Best of the best. Difference from Tuniq not even RM100. As for the fan,can search yourself. Silent fan, loud fan, any fan.

i own this fan, cost about Rm200. Its a double fan actually.

tuniq is good value buy since it comes with fan but problem is i already has a fan. i intend to get ultra120 extreme paired up with big typhoon VX's 9 blade fan(really blow).

both hsf unavailable at this time. one MOQ not met, another one hard to find stock....

should i just get the current king (ultra120Extreme) or a notch lower (tuniq)? both are very good.
http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling/showdoc.aspx?i=3005

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Added on June 9, 2007, 9:25 amsome updates from Computex thats currently on

From thermalright,


this doesn't look right...

From silentflux,


like car radiator

seem like my prediction not far from wrong. HSF maker are getting out off control

wish i own all those metals


This post has been edited by toughnut: Jun 9 2007, 09:33 AM

Wahh....Is that even useful?Gila...lol..

Ya, saw that review also. Good for cooling but would be impractical. Not to mention the weight and cost of that huge heatsink. Imagine bringing that rig for repair.... You'd probably need a trolley.....

In this case, watercooling would be a better choice.....

what review? it's not even on sale yet. moreover, that heatsink is part of their casing set. i doubt it sell separately as it won't fit in normal case. and it's not very heavy too (the heatsink)

this is for fanless case lor

watercooling not to mention the hassle u have to go through fixing it have to monitor it from time to time then if one of the tube leaks whole hardware can rosak

even the best watercooling setup still need fans

Sorry.. my mistake...

Oopsss....wrong choice of words. I meant I did see that err..... piece of information also. Probably from the same website as where you got the pictures from....

LOL..After you get that HSF, mount like 10 - 20 12cm fan there and wahlah..no need additional HSF anyone. THe one and for all...

those gigantic HSF replica from thermalright seems more to be home accessories rather than pc parts

& im more into the silentflux's HSf, l0oks very cute.. similar to car radiator

As if the heatsink is not big enough to attract attention. Add another 10-20 fans.....

LOL. Probably need a 1000w PSU.

The TR combination mobo looks absolutely gorgeous..

Come to think about it, it aint a bad idea you know the gigantic HSF. For very hot proc, you can always use that HSF and convert it into a nice BBQ grill..LOL..