Looks like ThermalRight is going to enter the watercooling market.
ThermalRight Water Block XWB-01
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/m...uct_xwb_01.htm
http://www.thermalright.com/a_images...WB-01-main.jpg
Looks like ThermalRight is going to enter the watercooling market.
ThermalRight Water Block XWB-01
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/m...uct_xwb_01.htm
http://www.thermalright.com/a_images...WB-01-main.jpg
Last edited by MaxxxRacer; 07-08-2007 at 08:35 PM.
Thermalright makes the very best in air cooling solutions. If their water blocks are half as good in terms of quality and performance as their air coolers, I don't think we need to worry about them being like koolanceOriginally Posted by SaII
we need pictures for the internals
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i second that. we need internal pics
For the record I am not sick, nor am I a gamer, nor am I a sick gamer. That name just sounds really cool to me but dont put me under that stereotype at all.
nevermind... addicted to COD4 and Free Online Games baby!
Frightening.
I say that thermalright doesn't waste any R&D money on crappy waterblocks, and sticks to their kicka$$ aircoolers instead.
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If it is full copper, and if it has good internals, the block may be great.
We need shots of the Internals!
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The base is copper, so it's "full copper.." but yeah, we need internal pix!
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Well I think they mean business... at least they are telling us who their intended customer base is.. "Gamers"* High-performance supermicro-channel design increasing volume and speed of flow, in direct contact with copper base
* Tight and sturdy mounting mechanism tailored to the specs of gaming motherboards
* Quick and easy installation
* All copper block and lid for minimal oxidation effect and erosion
i don't know if it is the same wb, but vr-zone.com posted this picture from computex07
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Eek... Not sure if that's going to allow water to drip through, Let alone restrict flow.
Of course those pictures are not enough to make any assumptions.
EDIT: Some other Computex pictures of TR WC products...
An Apparent picture of the block in action! With what appears to be spaghetti painted bronze used as a passive radiator:
Closeup:
The Spagetti radiator:
A Spagetti Rad for "Vide game console"... Looks like they will be chalanging Koolance in the Xbox360 cooling Dept:
And PS3:
Any word on these "Spaghetti" radiators that Thermalright is designing? I wonder if, During the manufacturing process, They throw the radiator against the wall and see if it sticks; So as to make sure it's done.
Or perhaps it's not actually made of spaghetti; Who knows.
VR-Zone link:
http://vr-zone.com/index.php?i=5028&s=4
Last edited by kevinbo03; 07-04-2007 at 01:08 AM.
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*Yawn* not nearly as blingy as the usual TT stuff :/
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I'm really interested in what Thermalright can offer. They've basically owned the air cooling sector. At least its an all copper solution without any alu so they're off to a good start. Anyone have the release date on this?
I'm actually more interested in their water cooling kit for the Xbox360.
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have to wait and see what they do in the near future, that radiator looks pretty funky though
need proper pics of the waterblock though
hmm spagetti radiator, what would they think of next...
thermalright waterblock could use some internal pictures...
Meh, care to guess what it is barbed for? Looks like 1/4 to me.
May be a damn good for 1/4 barb.. But, it's 1/4 barb.
L64 x W48 x H17mm
Take a look at the pick with the dimensions in mind, it's tiny.
edit:took a second look.... May be 3/8. Still, it freaking small.
Last edited by Agent11; 07-04-2007 at 08:16 AM.
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WTF? Innovatek Plug-On Tank-o-Matics designed for Eheims work as long as the pump barb is 1/2" OD? Or is it a modified pump designed to work with it?
i personaly dont like the postioning of the barbs, too close to eachother and offset more then usual...only time will tell if they'll end up like thermaltake; not bad on air, sux in water.
notice that? kinked tube...id say 3/8"
Last edited by Monkeywoman; 07-04-2007 at 07:15 PM.
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When a review comes along it will be interesting to see how it does.
I hope it does well, always good to have more competition driving innovation.
Last edited by Agent11; 07-04-2007 at 10:44 PM.
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...and just where exactly is the aluminum in a DDC?
Looking forward to results.
edit: What aluminum in DDCs? The aluminum oxide in the ceramic?
Last edited by Fairydust; 07-06-2007 at 12:12 AM.
Latest pic from ThermalRight
http://www.thermalright.com/a_images...WB-01-main.jpg
Last edited by MaxxxRacer; 07-08-2007 at 08:37 PM.
I wonder what the top is made of.
Last edited by MaxxxRacer; 07-08-2007 at 08:36 PM.
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CPU Loop: DDC-2 w/ XSPC Reservoir Top -> Swiftech GTZ -> Thermochill PA120.3 (Push: 3 Scythe S-Flex G)
GPU Loop: DDC-2 w/ XSPC Reservoir Top -> (Koolance VID-NX295 FC block) ->Thermochill PA120.3 (Push: 3 Scythe S-Flex G)
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Thermalright's site says "All copper block and lid for minimal oxidation effect and erosion"
Looks like a black nickel plate finish on the "copper" top to me.
Last edited by Waterlogged; 07-06-2007 at 01:51 AM.
I wonder how it would work as a chipset block even though it's a cpu block. it looks like it could be used as one.
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