yo, so theatricality you can say you have a phase change cooler :)
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yo, so theatricality you can say you have a phase change cooler :)
That looks great, but what about air flow in the case?
Two fans located one opposit to another.
They would blow heat at either of them.
Am I right?!
But still cooler looks great
sorry for bad english :(
the both blow in the same direction so there should be no problems in terms on airflow.
Thanks a lot Spawn-Inc :)
np, :). i know i started the thread but after looking it over i don't think i would ever get it because i get the feeling its more looks that cooling. i think the leader in air cooling is still the ThermalRight 120-ultra Extreme.
I'm considering ditching my TT Blue Orb II for the Thermalright 120-ultra Extreme. It says six heat pipes, but I consider that twelve, as some products only have the heat pipes protruding from one side of the block.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawn-Inc
http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling...oc.aspx?i=2943
Looks like its reputation is confirmed in the link above. ^_^
@Zephik: That is sweet. It's like my Scythe Katana only not at a stupid angle. How much does that go for?
Too much imo. lol
Around $60-$70, cheapest of course at Newegg.com. I was just there looking at it, seems to have a quality control issue with 15% of their customers. Something about a warped base. I'll wait a few more months or something, maybe they'll have that under wraps by then. T_T
Thats okay though, I'm only running a 2.8 P4 right now. The Blue Orb II is owning this processor, it doesn't even get warm. ^_^
if my case would fit it and i wasn't going to water maybe then i would for sure pic up the ultra Extreme or the new IFX-14
and if i really had mad money i would make a Thermalright CITY!
there was more pictures but i can't find them :(
Holy crap! That thing is nuts. How much is THAT?!?!