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afaik, a space between the rad and the fans indeed provides better airflow. Feser claims that 27mm is the minimum for optimal fan performance.
(Not sure, but I also think they're more important for rads that have denser fin setups than low resistance ones like fesers and maybe thermochills.)
Edit: just read a short blurb on feser's forum that a triple feser rad showed 1.8C temp diff with/without xtender shrouds. Test details not yet out.
I guess i'm the only one that thinks the shroud is a bit overboard? I don't mean to be negative but it seems like they prioritize style before substance
I am eagerly awaiting the 480 rad though..
I dunno, their stuff doesn't seem too lacking in substance to me. I don't think the 2 are mutually exclusive, why not make high-performance stuff look cool too? (I agree though, you don't want bling over performance.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldy402
shrouds allows for more of the cooling fins to be exposed to air movement thus lower temps
my 302 heatercore shoud is just over 1.5" which is pretty thick.
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Originally Posted by mcoffey
Speaking of the tubing, does anyone know the ETA on the feser uv purple 3/8" ID in any of the shops in or around the US?Quote:
Originally Posted by melanko
I've tried a lot of different red combos, dyes, tubing + dye, and it all pretty much sucks under uv.
Then i tryed the red uv feser tubing, because i have nothing to lose with my "so-so" red uv loop.
It's by far the most red out there, well for the time being.:up:
So now i'm ready to instal a second loop, and if the purple uv looks any where as good as the red.
I'm game for some purple goodness.:D
@malik
you got an state side ETA for the 480x rad? I want one immediately..
that shroud is nice im gonna have to pickup of few of those
Sorry but i don't have any 480 :( You must ask F1 Boss :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldy402
technical sheet for the 480 already on the feser site
http://www.tfc-xchanger.com/pdf/TFC-X480.pdf
Talking about brand new feser 480mm radiator... here you have some pics of it :)
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/4748/dsc1243ps6.jpg
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/6866/dsc1253ta7.jpg
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/4855/dsc1237kb0.jpg
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/5595/dsc1240ur6.jpg
Very clean and professional looking, hu? :D
Looks nice, but at those prices I prefer TC's.. And 480.. That would maybe be usefull for triple SLI and CPU and mobo, but then the last parts in the loop would get some pretty hot water.. I would prefer 140mm wide rads instead ;)
and the price? :)
yeah around $225-230 sounds about right
140mm radiator?Quote:
Originally Posted by teko
Hmm like this https://ssl.coolinglab.co.jp/index.p...roducts_id=515 http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...milies/eek.gif
https://ssl.coolinglab.co.jp/images/...TX560w_LRG.jpg
It's not thermochill, its not Feser, its definatley not Koolance.. its HW Labs :) I'd imagine that pair of laing ddc 3.2 ultras with tops, should provide enough flow for three gtx280 blocks, cpu block, and maybe the northbridge block on the striker extreme. I mean, what else could you possibly use this for?
Translated From the Babel Fish
Please select: Selection of 140mm DC fan: 21 stock manufacturers: HWLabs, Performance Systems and Inc You insert in the cart: As for Black Ice GT Xtreme560 it is [rajieta] which is used with 140 millimeter fan 4 ream, external front size being almost equal to Xtreme, only thickness 10 millimeters or less has become large, the heat dissipation fin has become smaller, but the wind cutting sound by the wind of the fan has become low in comparison with Xtreme, in addition low comparing also the performance of the flow low-speed fan use time until recently from the item, we raise, as for major feature until recently the same 2 pass systems as the item, as for the flow of the water not to be left and right considered as the front, to flow to front and back, because ([purekuru] [ahutakuru]) it increases, it means that heat dissipation efficiency has risen. It becomes strongest [rajieta] in the black ice series. * The water flows to, U type ([purekuru] [ahutakuru]) * When you use copper Custom of 25 microns and MaxFin compare from conventional type [rajieta] the fin has become 45% thin. * The MaxFlow tube of 19.0*1.2mm is used and the air pressure loss decrease of 5 tenths is actualized in comparison with [rajieta] of conventional type, (rise of ventilation efficiency). * Comparing from Xtreme of the same size, heat dissipation efficiency rise at the time of quiet sound fan use raises. * The fan to [rajieta] you install with the M4 screw which belongs * Because the fitting installation section is G1/4, you can use the tube which you like with the fitting circumstance which is installed * Using the unleaded solder which is easy to environment, we are produced. * The fitting does not belong, please prepare those of separate necessary size.
42,800.00 JPY = 231.074 USD
Japan Yen United States Dollars
1 JPY = 0.00931749 USD
1 USD = 107.325 JPY
I'm with you though, I'm waiting for 140mm Radiators, although I want a 420 rad. This thing is 600mm Long....Basically impossible to internally mount.
Now if only my account could get validated..
avddreamr
wow thats something!
But the lack of 140mm fans in the market is a bummer.
4 x 140mmx38mm Panaflo's....ahhh the dream lol
yate loon 140's on that beast!!!!
4 x 140 rad!!!
martin please get one in for thermal and flow testing :)
Just noticed on the Feser forum that the 480 is expected to be released in a month. (Comes with a free bottle of their corrosion blocker apparently.)
I have been promised to receive one if Martin (feser martin, nog liquidlab) has enough of them.
Just received the 120 yesterday and some shrouds. I'm up for a nice test with 120, 240 and a 360 with and without shrouds.
look forward to the results remcokatz :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Remcokatz
you guys may wanna check my reviews of the feser triple rad and the new shrouds. text ist in german, but you can check the results anyway :)
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/showthread.php?t=487628
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/showthread.php?t=504485
...and some infos and pics of the feser tubing:
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/showthread.php?t=476992
online-translator.com ftw ;)
The Hype with Feser is killing me..... known for MONTHS now about the shrouds - but it seems to take so LONG to the market! (US anyways)
FrozenCPU is there main intrance into the US and you cant pre-order....... sux
Does anyone have a street date for the Shrouds?
Thanks
Real Carbon Fibre rad grill by Feser One
http://img76.imageshack.us/img76/2214/grill01wr9.jpg