Thanks mate :) Just ordered the Xigmatek and TR s775 bolt-thru kit.
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Thanks mate :) Just ordered the Xigmatek and TR s775 bolt-thru kit.
S1283 right? Where did you order that from?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nazu
Yep it's the S1283. Ordered it from a finnish store that sells water/aircooling products. Cooler was 46,90€ and the mounting kit 7,90€.
so about the same as american money right? Judging from what i calculated previously. Should be a good deal :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nazu
Using this I get 66 dollars if I convert it from the euros. For a comparison Tuniq Tower is 48€ and TR Ultra 120 Extreme 62€ (without a fan). I would say it's a pretty good deal when looking the performance and you get a decent fan with the cooler :)
In Portugal it costs 35€ :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nazu
That's cheap!Quote:
Originally Posted by Crow-
Where can I buy Xigmatek HDT-S1283 in US?
you cant get it in the USA yet for retail sale, but i am working on that with them, ill have to post up when they finally get a USA retailer.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa2000
in belgium it only 33 euro's ($47).
so if you payed 46 for it you got screwed bigtime :p
i looked at this cooler but at the time i wanted it, it wasnt for sale yet.
so i just went for the TRUE
Any updates on this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawne32
After doing some research, the HDT-S1283 seems to be the best compromise between price and performance. Id love to get one here in the states.
Apparently they are setting up a USA HQ or somthing right now, not sure till we see them on the market though, but petra will likely be one of the first to get in on selling them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ProjectGSX
It is a great cooler seem like the HDT is the key t good performance, i got 4 of their coolers on a round-up.
http://www.chilehardware.com/images/1192741834_11.jpg
Source: Chilehardware
I really don't like the push pin design on it =(
the thermalright bolt through kit works fine i believe :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Seer
Yes the Thermalright s775 bolt on kit works perfectly with the Xigmatek cooler. From what I have used this cooler it has proved to be slightly worse than the Tuniq at full load. At idle the temps are lower with the Xigmatek and with low loads but when there's 100% load on both cores the temps get too high, even with the fan full speed. I have tried two different methods to put the thermal compound on the cpu and both gave me the same temps.
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Originally Posted by Spawne32
Xigmatek (or Xigmatek's manufacturer) already sells coolers in the U.S.,
under Kingwin's label:
Re-badged Xigmatek Cooler
;)
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FYI that's not the same cooler. S1283 uses 120mm and that Kingwin one uses 92mm fan. Now to my question: What do you guys think, would it be wise to invest in a Scythe Ultra Kaze 3000 fan to improve the performance? I don't mind the noise cos I have a fancontroller to slow down the fan at low loads.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilBellyLint
it could improve the performance, but no guarantees here lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Nazu
I might give it a try. For sure the Scythe fan has a higher static pressure and blows more air so it can't be worse than the stock one. Also taking account the Xigmatek's relatively tight fin spacing the heatsink might benefit nicely from high cfm/static pressure fan.
Correction. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nazu
I never said the Kingwin model I linked was the Xigmatek S1283.
I said it was a re-badged Xigmatek being sold in the U.S., which it is.
The Kingwin RVT-9255 is the Xigmatek S963.
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