LOL.. thats dslr's pictures

btw.. thats S1283's ..

sell u'r sample unit to me la

i'm bringing in the retail units soon.. come come join my bulk..
samples are meant for reviews n testing ho.. manufacture will get mad if im selling it

So can lend us the samples for review aaa?

Bulk is a bit slow la. Maybe you should put it in your sig so that other people can see.

ermmm i wonder if any of the TEAM KOC wud be interested to test this baby ?

hoho u got it already
hav put in order one for testing out
later will hand over to either coolice or other memba to try

yeah test it and put into my roundup may b

Ya ya! Our bulker is willing to lend his sample for testing! When is your next roundup? Tomorrow?

no la
sweat
this time will be tuniq vs sigmatek may be...too bad the TR 120 extreme is not in kl anymore =\
else can do a big compare!

Aiyoo, it would be great to have the TR 120 extreme too. So when are you planning to do it? Really interested to see the results!

i dont know ...if i got it i will do it lo
dun really mind

thats the spirit.but anyone gracious enuff to loan his TR 120 EX?wanna see how this HDT perform thru own local ambiance

if 1283 compare with 963 . quite interesting .
see the result have a big distance !

ermm i think so since 1283 has more surface for the heat to dissipate faster.also if couple with ear ripping fan surely can do wonder with the HDT thingy.btw i wonder YTF the 1283 didnt use 4 instead of 3

Because it's impossible, if they use 4 heatpipes HDT, then the base of the heatsink will be too wide, and there's nothing to lock the heatpipes below.

And when the base is too wide, the base itself may hit some of the capacitors and pwm controller on the motherboard.

nothing is impossible my fren.refer HERE

for my observation of the 1283,the HDT is fairly far apart it shud able to squeeze another heatpipe

manufacture said the diff just 3 to 4C


haha.. it is possible to fit 4 6mm heat-pipes but not 4 8mm heat-pipes

u get 8mm heat-pipes from S1283

3-4C is quite alot my fren.for OC enthusiast heat is always the no 1 enemy ...

if on full load u can minus 4c that really makes the different.can prolonged ur procs life IMO

Here's a new review on the xigmatek S963 : http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/d...k-hdt-s963.html

It even beats a scythe infinity in a closed system case (although needed higher fan speed). Remember that this is the 90mm version with only 3x 6mm heatpipes.

The authors did conclude that the S963 heat dissipating area was not large enough to accomodate the Q6600.....

Can't wait to see the review on the 120mm version (Xigmatek S1863) with it's larger surface area, 120mm fan and 3x 8mm heatpipes!

nice also i think the decibels also acceptable.if i can tolerate the tri blade this level of noisiness is NOTHING