Feser's New Lineup

[Martinm210]

You know what, "Webguy" & one of the 2 CEO´s = same Person in the 2 Man Team

Didn't know that, he's really good. My flash work pretty well sucks..

I made the intro to this site about 10 years ago...back when flash was in it's early stages. I'm surprised they still are running it..cheesy I know, but the guy liked it. This was back when I ran a hayabusa motorcycle forum and was experimenting with a little webweaving.. Some guy said he needed an intro to his site...I said sure...

[Martinm210]

Yeah, I lean back and forth on perceived performance... and in the end I always end up at "I guess we'll know for sure when it is finally on the bench."

Yeah, we can talk assumptions and theory down to the atomic level...bottom line the bench is the only way to know.

I want to see you build a rad bench to fit that Monsta 700 though..

[skinnee]

I'm gonna need more San Aces...

[Church]

San Aces? Weren't new rads optimised for silent fans?

[DarthBeavis]

holy moses

[Vapor]

San Aces? Weren't new rads optimised for silent fans?

Don't worry, he'd need more Gentle Typhoons too

[skinnee]

Haha, I'm using GT-1850's and San Aces on the new radiator test procedure and bench.

[meanmoe]

bottom line the bench is the only way to know.

Yeah...

[Church]

skinnee: what fan size/section count rad samples were sent to you? I'm guessing it would be hard to compare apple to apple if it isn't 3x120mm, as IIRC only 140mm rad tested by skinneelab was PA 140.3.

[defect9]

watch it turn out to take 180mm rads

[Church]

2x180mm rads would make nice fit for FT02/RV02 (or 3x180, if hard disk enclosure is removed). Though then again maybe not, as rad inlet side makes rad longer, and these new rads are very thick, even further limiting usuable GPU length in those cases.

[M_T_M]

Does anybody know what the price monster radiator?

[Metroid]

takes 2-3 minutes to load...

It looks great, but please improve the load times.

Strange, took 7 seconds to me. I'm on cable 20MB download stream.

[skinnee]

skinnee: what fan size/section count rad samples were sent to you? I'm guessing it would be hard to compare apple to apple if it isn't 3x120mm, as IIRC only 140mm rad tested by skinneelab was PA 140.3.

You're thinking too hard... give your brain a rest.

Strange, took 7 seconds to me. I'm on cable 20MB download stream.

Can I blame the Atlantic Ocean?

[Metroid]

Can I blame the Atlantic Ocean?

I was about to say that

[BeepBeep2]

You're thinking too hard... give your brain a rest.



Can I blame the Atlantic Ocean?

It took me no longer than 5 seconds

[rheydt]

i just checked fc hp, but found nothing new than prereleased, even no fotos of complete radiators, i´d rather wait for test of skinnee

[Mavhenz]

http://www.feser-one.com/admiral/ADMIRAL.swf

It was mentioned?

[Alexandr0s]

http://www.feser-one.com/admiral/ADMIRAL.swf

It was mentioned?

Every time I click that damn link, it feels like being rickrolled: "aw damn it, not this again !"

[Metroid]

It took me no longer than 5 seconds

Latency issues server to server, places to places being local, regional or statual can be complicated. No wonder some are taking minutes and some seconds.

Every time I click that damn link, it feels like being rickrolled: "aw damn it, not this again !"

[iandh]

so what sort of solder do you suspect is used on a common radiator?

I know they are rohs now, so lead is out...is it mostly tin?

I searched wikki and see there are other options...would be interesting if there was one soldered with a high silver concentration.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solde...edirected=true

I think I read somewhere that the typical folded fins is not ideal either. If the fins could be folded such that the fins formed rectangles instead of triangles, that you'd get some gain out of it...

I'm just happy to see some new ideas being tried, look forward to skinnees testing..

Not only is the standard folded fin/triangle design not ideal... it's actually ass-backwards.

Air resistance increases as you approach the vertex of each triangle, so you get lower airflow at the place where you should have faster airflow. On the open side of each triangle, is where you have brass-to-air on most radiators.

Luckily, the brass is thin enough that there is some good transfer going on there, but that and the outside edges of the vertexes adjacent to it are where "all" the work is getting done.

My boss and I actually used to make rectangular, or more like trapeziodal copper accordions for using as a thermal spacer between magneto-optical filters and their housings. We found the restriction was too great when using a standard zig-zag pattern.


It's actually really easy to do... you just run the copper through meshed gear teeth. You'd have to modify them so that they didn't squash the small perforations in the fins, but it would be possible.

[Mavhenz]

It seem that we gonna need high static pressure fan to really enjoy this radiator correctly.

Don't anyone have an idea on spec?

thx

[Waterlogged]

Actually, high CFM are gonna be in order for these and, I have lots of info on specs, just can't say.

[Toolius]

not even if we say pwetty pwease ?
Not that im going to be buying these but just very very curious but i understand NDA's and will happily wait
cheers and kind regards

[Mavhenz]

Actually, high CFM are gonna be in order for these and, I have lots of info on specs, just can't say.

Noo!!!!
Don't say that....