View Full Version : Feser X-Changer 120mm Xtreme Performance
tommycarl
08-14-2008, 10:40 PM
:)I got dual 8800GTX watercooled edition video cards and 6800 extreme edition processor currently watercooled by 2 loops with thermochill PA 120.2s in a Silverstone TJ09 case. There is no room to put radatiors inside the case because the radatiors are so fat. I seen a Digital Storm PC with three single 120mm raditors in it and thought it looked great. So i want to put all my raditors inside and bolted on back of my case instead of outside the case. I was wondering what raditors i should replace my thermochills with, money wonn't be too much of a concern i just want the best i can get for my system. I was wondering if Feser X-Changer 120mm Xtreme Performance was anything good compared to what i got i haven't seen anything posted about this company. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
aspire.comptech
08-14-2008, 10:41 PM
Stick with the Thermochills.
You can't beat em.
EDIT: Damn you, it's late.
HaCKs
08-14-2008, 11:01 PM
Stick with the Thermochills.
You can't beat em.
Fixed.
C'DaleRider
08-15-2008, 01:05 AM
I'm somewhat confused. If the Thermochills were too "fat" to fit inside your case, how would Feser X-Changers fit since they're the same "fatness" as the Thermochill rads? Or, in other words, the Feser rads are essentially duplicates of Thermochills, albeit with some construction enhancements, but dimensionally are identical.
tommycarl
08-15-2008, 03:30 AM
the thermochills are too fat with the fat fans they interfere with motherboard caps/heatsinks.
nullface
08-15-2008, 04:13 AM
the thermochills are too fat with the fat fans they interfere with motherboard caps/heatsinks.
And the Feser dosent?
Fesers are just as thick.
But a 120.1 is still easier to fit insdie than a 120.2 if thats what you mean?
tommycarl
08-15-2008, 04:44 AM
never heard of fesers since i haven't been in the forums or keeping updated for over a year now. so i have no clue about that company or what quality they make just wondering since one online store said they replaced thermochill as king.
kinghong1970
08-15-2008, 05:09 AM
never heard of fesers since i haven't been in the forums or keeping updated for over a year now. so i have no clue about that company or what quality they make just wondering since one online store said they replaced thermochill as king.
probably only because of availability...
meh... TC's or Fesers, pretty much similar size and nominal diff in perf... big diff in price...
TC's have that bit of space between the core and the fan mount frame...
dont know if Fesers have them... fesers may be a bit thinner...
the Digital Storm uses MUCH thinner 120.1 rads, nothing similar to TC or Fesers
the thermochills are too fat with the fat fans they interfere with motherboard caps/heatsinks.
Why "fat" fans? use 25mm fans instead...
kinghong1970
08-15-2008, 07:16 AM
that's the beauty of TC's... you use some quiet YateLoon SM's and get great results...
if you are going for Fat Fans... then go get yourself one of those High Density radiators that take advantage of the higher, louder fans...
tommycarl
08-15-2008, 08:40 AM
the fans i got are very quiet but i wanted mabye a thinner rad to mount inside any suggestions?
tommycarl
08-15-2008, 08:51 AM
this monkey is wondering is somthing like the Digital Storm setup will be enough to cool my componets.
aspire.comptech
08-15-2008, 08:53 AM
Your going to be sacrificing a fair bit of performance if you did...
Xilikon
08-15-2008, 09:07 AM
the fans i got are very quiet but i wanted mabye a thinner rad to mount inside any suggestions?
Then a Swiftech MCR120 will fit the bill for you :)