probably because they weren't so great unless you used high rpm fansQuote:
Originally Posted by headala
probably because they weren't so great unless you used high rpm fansQuote:
Originally Posted by headala
for a basic list of heater cores... I have one hosted on my websiteQuote:
Originally Posted by headala
Heater Core Listing
I just noticed that Black Ice Has a single, double and tripple 140mm rads
Black Ice GT Stealth 140s
http://www.aquatuning.de/product_inf...0---black.html
Anybody know how these perform?
Gilgamesh has received the first prototype of the PA140.3 Thermolchill, some nice pics!
http://www.gilgamesh.org.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=239
I so want that radiator...
Little dissapointing to see they still have that lousy paintjob and G3/8 thread.
Should be one very good performer though.
I'd gladly buy one, but it would be an expensive endeavor. It would mean a new case, or retrofit panels. I can hear my wife (family CFO) now: "You JUST bought a cases and you told me it would last a good while!" :stick:
I don't mind the paint job, but I don't see why they went with G3/8" again. It's okay if they include adapters for G1/4" threads in the packaging.
I LIKE the paint, very understated :up:
I'll have to figure out how to rad box a .3
horrible idea i dont like the idea of 140 fans
even though it make increase cooling most cases wont fit it unless u got a one of those mountain mod cases
(i wonder how big they are i might want to buy one to put two 360 rads in there)
v2010 and i think the tj07 will fit it, that is the only ones currently on the market that are still in production that will :\
as much as I like the idea of rads getting bigger, cases simply wont accommodate them as it is.
yup as LC has said, I have the RAD!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lvcoyote
I will begin testing data as soon as I come back from DFI HQ in Taiwan!
SO I hope this lays rest to all those who said Steve/thermochill/over-clock would not produce a PA140.3
Watch this space folks and my forums
as I promise I WILL have the PA-120.4 and the PA120.3 (QUAD PASS) After testing data has been completed.
gilgamesh
:up: I'm impatienceQuote:
Originally Posted by gilgamesh1
gods mate I feel your frustration!Quote:
Originally Posted by G-UNIT91
Really want to get into testing this thing, but im off to Taiwan to work on some of DFI's motherboard designs.
expect many things when Igetback
gilgamesh
THX:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by gilgamesh1
[emphasis mine]Quote:
Originally Posted by gilgamesh1
Give us more details on the fact that it's a quad pass radiator? Sounds interesting.
O_o
I never thought it would come... it looks perfect. And i do like the g3/8 threads...
Holy Thread revival Batman!
It only took nearly 2 years, but it is finally here.
And for all of those G3/8 haters out there, go buy a Koolance system and shut up.
The Tyr PC-X2000 too, fits almost perfectly in the front of one of those.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
http://www.dvhardware.net/news/lian_li_pc_x2000_2.jpg
G3/8? These work just fine from BP:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=23549
This rad might bring me back to watercooling. Just need a case to fit it in though. :D
It's only a prototype, as stated in colossal blue letters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
Wonder if I can install this in a LL 343B.
You need to cut away some of the divider plate between the middle chamber and the lower hdd chamber. Also u need to cut into the divider plate between the middle chamber and the upper chamber since the rad is to long to fit there. But yes, i think you would be able to fit it with some cutting. (and yes i know its 140mm fans in the tyr, not 120mm)Quote:
Originally Posted by SyntheticOrange