the ifx very very tempting

Oh well, from what i see, nowadays most motherboard have same placement for the CPU...

Unlike the old days, IMO

Interesting concept for the fanless radiators. At least they are on the right path with tubing size (looks like 7/16") and I see a 50Z and DDC pump with a custom delrin top. I guess it's only a matter of time as they'll improve...

i've been to this exhibition for industrial stuff ler......what i saw which was pretty interesting is that a company made a radiator with spiky or pin-like fins soldered like around the copper pipe.....i think that would be great if they were able to implement such design because the surface area is even greater than having fins....


looks like there will be a lot of 2nd hand Ninjas and other HR series heatsinks judging by the future prospects of heatsinks

with the heatsink huge, it doesnt need any fan at all......but there will be a lot of issues

Gosh, just when i went out and get the HR05, they come out with HR05 IFX and its way cooler than mine..LOL..

cool i get what u mean. but that style would only be better for fanless designs...
with designs for fans, more surface area doesnt mean better. its the right balance between surface area and airflow restriction especially if it is designed for low airflow (example: thermochill PA series and swiftech MCR-QP series). besides designs for fans are usually implemented with flat tubes for lower airflow restriction rather than the abundance of round tubes. all IMHO only

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Added on June 6, 2007, 11:50 amon a side note, that whole side panel as the CPU heatsink is crazy... but how would it cater to different motherboards with different positions?
EDIT: looked at it again, looks like its actually movable.

This post has been edited by MetalZone: Jun 6 2007, 11:52 AM

wouldnt the pin/spike design heatsink be great for fanless design ??
it can dissipate a whole lot more than what fin design can give.....

btw, they should have come out with the stove modification DIY for heatsinks to enable end users to shift the heatsink positions to fit their casing.....

but too much heat, the heatpipe becomes pipebomb

yeah i said wat... it would be good for fanless design...
for fans, fins are better... (coz air only flows in one set direction)
sorry i didnt make that clear

This post has been edited by MetalZone: Jun 6 2007, 06:59 PM

wow, meaning cpu, nb and vga connected to casing with heatpipes haha?
problem assembling...

very big one..From THERMALRIGHT

this one must be new champion if compare to ultra 120+

http://www.tgdaily.com/index.php?option=co...07¤tPic=7

swt so big for what...

Old news.
It has been discussed over & over in casing & modification for couple of times.

the hsf is almost all over the mobo lol ! wonder who's using that

true... true... true...

well, anyway, i only admire this kind of setup and i'm going for it...

thermalright doesnt need a fan?

this set up 1 table fan done all

This post has been edited by taxidoor: Jun 13 2007, 10:35 AM

wow~ cost huge man~ and how it perform?

haha.....shawty and sniper69 are true thermalright hardcore fans....

thermalright mostly concentrate in passive cooling,but we always can add a low speed fan to increase the performance,am i right?

another thread



http://forum.lowyat.net/...#entry11889833

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/467708

ari tu DaRkSyThE dah pindahkan PowerSlide nye thread, ni kena pindah ke? merge ke? close?

This post has been edited by E-J@1: Jun 13 2007, 01:49 PM

AFAIK, new Thermalright HSF now are bundled with a fan. Not sure which model though..

but high performance hsf one dont include fan with it...have to buy separate..