sniper....sorry, it's opti fin technology....seems like you're still the taiko in heatsink stuuff

In the dark

May there be light




This post has been edited by crynobone: Oct 7 2004, 09:49 AM

I did not know tsunami was available in 2000?

ohh... i dont know laa... i justpinjam the camera one...

This post has been edited by crynobone: Oct 5 2004, 03:20 PM

tsunami just launch few months ago...

btw here's my TT stuff.
Tsunami black casing, TT Butterfly psu480w, TT pipe101, TT ram heatspread(sold already)





This post has been edited by rezzz: Oct 6 2004, 12:59 AM

messy huh...

try covering some of the cable behind the mobo... should be better

ya... i always try to do that. but its already much better than the first time i buy this casing & psu.
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cant u hide some of the PSU cable behind the HDD tray... + if u have unnecessary PSU Cable there a bit of space in the other side of the PSU... open both side panel and u see what i meant

Actually it is quite hard to hide the wires. I think time for another drill into the casing

Tt heatsinks sure have poor soldering quality. I myself own a Pipe101, the fins are not soldered properly, looks like only stacked together. I feel that the heatsink is doing well just because of the heatpipe, and the fins are not doing its job that well.

I used to have a 9cm Smart Case Fan with blue LED version... that one works quite well. But 9cm Smart Case Fan II is better because more top end power, more suitable if going to be used as heatsink fan.

Heh, with all these people here using Tsunami Dream and Tt releasing the Viking and the Shark, my old Xaser II can consider vintage Thermaltake already.


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Yes, the fins are not soldered, more like the pipe is holding everything together. Good het disipation due to copper..and lapping

The viking does not look that nice. Yours is soo much better.

Haha, thank you.
The Shark looks quite nice though.

But my next case will probably be a LianLi.

the last pic is before i hide the cable. the first 3 is after i hide the cable.

i read dat the tt shark gona cost like 600

its meant for watercooling, and they added some dimensions to it. I don't think i will cost that much, problably more than the tsunami.

Uh, I think I saw in Mika's thread, he listed the Shark as RM650 IIRC.

Abit ridiculous IMO, rather get a V1000 anyday.