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Hadn't seen any pictures posted in this forum, but sorry if they've already been here :D Found them at the Overclockers UK forum...
Edit: Oh, and the size - 476 mm x 148.6 mm x 104.2 mm
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It's a fatty alright :eek:
For some reason, I lol'd
(I think it's because I hear cheesey tecno in the background in my mind) :D
That thing is a beast, for sure.
3 letters come to mind...
WTF??
That is one big rad,wonder what kind of fans you would need to blow air through that.
Looks like it takes 140 or 120mm fans.
OMFG look at the side of that rad.........I will need to buy another case, just for the rad :p :p :p
Cuestion noob: Realy gain a copple of º less with a rad like that???
Try fitting that into a case
Well now I know what rad is going into my UFO...
Wait WTF is with the open sides?
if it where any bigger it could have 3 intake fans and one exhaust on each fan area.
The carbon fiber panels cover the open sides...
I can't believe I said that, carbon fiber panels on a radiator...
I wonder how much it weighs in at?
That's ridiculous. The size and the name :D
Me givves yah da moooooonstaaaaaaahhh!!1 M-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-onstah!
Umm... yeah. I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcoffey
Yeah the two don't seem to go with one another...Quote:
Originally Posted by aspire.comptech
Any idea what flow is like through that? FPI?
Like others have said, that's a big rad.
not sure the numbers but it looks like a configuration similar to the HWLabs GTX series rads (stacked instead of side by side).Quote:
Originally Posted by Polizei
Jeez, it could be a passive radiator with that size... but push/pull seems like it would be pretty effective (and HUGE). I just hope they have the the L337 carb0n fib3r panels for both sides to keep the air unidirectional (cant really tell from the pics)
That is just too thick imo, it probably won't even fit in most full towers.
Wounder if it will fit in the new MM pedistal(i think thats the name..) case
It is a ricer's dream - fake carbon fiber! :p:
No thanks.
Push-pull counter-rotating 220V LOUD fans and you might be making enough air flow through that...
Or maybe 12V Delta/Cromair-Rotron ones... but I have never seens 12V counter-rotating fans...
Either way, is there any point to such radiator apart from "we do it because we can"?
Delta has dual motor counter-rotating fans. They are thick though at like 76mm, can you imagine a push-pull setup with that rad and those fans?? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by MrToad
75 dollar fans, too.
I fail to see the use of this item. Seems just too thick to me.
I thought the GTX 480 was thick (heavy too, I can't imagine the weight of this) but this is nuts.
I can imagine it weighing as much as my entire GPU loop.Quote:
Originally Posted by SparkyJJO
looks like its setup for both 120 and 140mm fans (so no go on current 120.3 grills and standard MCR320 cases), eyeballing it would likely fit in the bottom of a v2000 with one set of 25mm fans and have room for the psu but (stating the obvious) this is intended for external mount
Nah, the dual motor, counter rotating Deltas are under $50 at Sidewinder.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Kayin
That's probably why the side panels are made of carbon fiber, to save weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Linchpin