i knew this would come

http://www.thermalright.com/default.htm

btw did i post in wrong place?

woww..but it is necessary?

Its a giant Ultra-120000

Good Question.
Anyone can answer this question?

What do you think bro metalzone?

just same as the zalman case, is it necessary?

There will be some freak at western country would buy these i think

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I didn't know zalman case has heatpipes.
Which model is that?

Arent those Zalman TNN series are with heatpipes?
http://www.zalman.co.kr/eng/product/code_list.asp?code=020

wau........thermalright even come out with a tower heat pipe casing, wander how much they will cost...........

seriously i think it a good idea for silent setup, u just need a few large and slow fan to do all the necessary cooling only

Well, this had been posted here before :

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=11889833

Not sure where it supposed to belong though because it seems it can be in both places..LOL..

Anyway, Yes, Zalman TNN series is using heatpipe as well. But, the heatpipe here is to contact the proc and the body of the casing to spread the heat via the casing. As far as i know, those heatpipes are only for sale seperately from the casing. Besides, i have asked the price for the TNN 500 before. Cost almost a bomb Rm2k last time in Spore.

Its a great idea, especially for portable, weather resistant systems (no fans to suck in rain or dust. Now, if only I could adapt a PSU to take in power from a SLA battery, I could have a highly portable video editing system-no need to wait until I get back to start editing.

Not sure about thermalright though but trust me, there is no portable when it comes to the Zalman..LOL..From the last time i research about it, it weighs around 30KG. However, it does come with wheels for you to push it around..LOL..

i see 2 problem here

1st is the price this thing aint gona be cheap

2nd if u guys see..the body is fins..wenever there is dust is gona b tough to clean

um well... so far what we can see is just the outside of the casing...
it'll be interesting to see what goes on inside.
if just cooling the casing alone with heatpipes and pins, its totally overkill.
but if the hot stuff like the CPU and GFX are connected via heatpipe to the casing, then it gets interesting... like what zalman did...
could it run fanless? how would it compare to a casing with good airflow and good heatsinks (coz this aint gonna be cheap)? that we'll have to wait and see...

fanless???

just put stand fan then it will cool....


keh keh keh keh

i guess this thread is more to the Casing and Modifications thread
moved

Good answer.

Saw di... first time Thermalright has a reasonable booth in Computex. Don't think it'll sell though, it's quite madness

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Added on June 5, 2007, 10:44 pmToo lazy to take pics but think of it like this... a cpu plate with lalang of heatpipes connected with it

edit: they also have some water cooling rads.

This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Jun 5 2007, 10:46 PM

more pictures here

hr-05 ifx

but how the cpu cooler gona work if other mobo have diff placement for cpu

it's like a huge heatsink! hehe interesting....