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    ThermoChill PA120.4 Radiator

    I don't know if anyone has seen this yet but chilledpc will have them in stock from the 17th June, (15mm fan spacing as well).
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    product link

    Here's a pic and link:
    PA 120.4
    Hmm, 75 pounds sterling converts to about 122 USD. I assume this will be as thick as other Thermochill PA rads? For us US () users, XSPC RX series seems to do just as well, or you could pay the extra bling price and get a Feser I suppose.


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    um... 120.4 meaning it is 120mm fans x4.. right?
    i think the pic is just a plain ol 120.3...
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    http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/cata...x.php?cPath=37

    Keep an eye on there - TC is now part owned by the same guy who owns WCUK so there's a chance they might have lower prices

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    Quote Originally Posted by kinghong1970 View Post
    um... 120.4 meaning it is 120mm fans x4.. right?
    i think the pic is just a plain ol 120.3...
    Oh, so it is. I just copied and pasted the product picture without really looking. Link's good, but they have the wrong picture...tsk tsk


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    Very nice, do I see the larger fan spacing.. or is that changing to 15mm?

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    It says 15mm on the website.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martinm210 View Post
    Very nice, do I see the larger fan spacing.. or is that changing to 15mm?
    Quote Originally Posted by Mankz_91 View Post
    It says 15mm on the website.
    New Thermochills = 15mm fan spacing, no bleed screw, and no gasket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by prosser13 View Post
    http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/cata...x.php?cPath=37

    Keep an eye on there - TC is now part owned by the same guy who owns WCUK so there's a chance they might have lower prices


    I should hope not, not unless he wants to annoy every reseller in the country.

    They set the RRP's they will stick to them


    As stated in product description, pics to follow.
    We've been confirmed stock from TC so just waiting for them now and we can get them in the photo tent and get some photos of all the new 15mm spacings and quad rad up asap
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    Hi welshman.

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    i bet it will not outperform the good old pa120.3 .

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    Quote Originally Posted by quattro_ View Post
    i bet it will not outperform the good old pa120.3 .
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    Quote Originally Posted by quattro_ View Post
    i bet it will not outperform the good old pa120.3 .
    Ill bet it will perform about the same as the RX480. Is there any other things done to the design besides the 15mm spacing?

    I think someone said that it is the extra area on the PA120.3 that makes it better than most 120.3 rads. Because of the larger fan spacing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brodholm View Post
    Ill bet it will perform about the same as the RX480. Is there any other things done to the design besides the 15mm spacing?

    I think someone said that it is the extra area on the PA120.3 that makes it better than most 120.3 rads. Because of the larger fan spacing?
    Probably not, considering the fan area is the same as on the other fans...there's just a little more space in between the fans. I dunno, though, could be. I suspect it's good 'ol fashioned engineering prowess, though.

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    That's some great news. Pricing seems pretty decent too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brodholm View Post
    I think someone said that it is the extra area on the PA120.3 that makes it better than most 120.3 rads. Because of the larger fan spacing?
    I HIGHLY doubt that.

    19mm-15mm=2mm 2mm*2=4mm
    4mm*120mm= 480mm^2=0.744in^2
    0.744in^2 x 8fpi= ~6 fins

    I highly doubt 6 extra fins/<1 sq.in. will make a big difference. If you compare it to other rads you will notice it performs similarly, so nothing special about it imo.

    That said new TC stuff should be interesting. I am curious how much it will turn out like XSPC stuff and how much will stay the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by faster3200 View Post
    I HIGHLY doubt that.

    19mm-15mm=2mm 2mm*2=4mm
    4mm*120mm= 480mm^2=0.744in^2
    0.744in^2 x 8fpi= ~6 fins

    I highly doubt 6 extra fins/<1 sq.in. will make a big difference. If you compare it to other rads you will notice it performs similarly, so nothing special about it imo.

    That said new TC stuff should be interesting. I am curious how much it will turn out like XSPC stuff and how much will stay the same.
    Guess I remembered wrong then Thanks for clearing that up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brodholm View Post
    I think someone said that it is the extra area on the PA120.3 that makes it better than most 120.3 rads. Because of the larger fan spacing?
    I remember reading that, iirc it was either Marci or Martin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fragger View Post
    Ill take that bet and youre money...........
    you serious? 10$

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    Quote Originally Posted by faster3200 View Post
    I HIGHLY doubt that.

    19mm-15mm=2mm 2mm*2=4mm
    4mm*120mm= 480mm^2=0.744in^2
    0.744in^2 x 8fpi= ~6 fins

    I highly doubt 6 extra fins/<1 sq.in. will make a big difference. If you compare it to other rads you will notice it performs similarly, so nothing special about it imo.

    That said new TC stuff should be interesting. I am curious how much it will turn out like XSPC stuff and how much will stay the same.
    TC was 24.5mm but regardless, I dont think extra area between the fans does a whole lot. We may be underestimating it though because a large portion of the air going through most 120mm fans ends up at the very edge of the radius.

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    We need to do a blind test on this:
    Person 1 runs tests on both new and old TCs (with larger and smaller fan-spaces), never looks at the temps and just sends all the raw data-logs to Person 2. Person 2 does the number-crunching and if he can confidently say which set of data belongs to which radiator, there's a difference.

    This would need to be done with several sets of testers, to even out chance differences measured.

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    Isnt it sort of like having a triple rad vs a quad rad but running 3 fans on both, the quad rad will do better, but not by much with now flow through it.
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    Great news! may have to get one of these for my TJ07's basement

    any idea when they're hittin' the states?
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    Quote Originally Posted by faster3200 View Post
    I HIGHLY doubt that.

    19mm-15mm=2mm 2mm*2=4mm
    4mm*120mm= 480mm^2=0.744in^2
    0.744in^2 x 8fpi= ~6 fins

    I highly doubt 6 extra fins/<1 sq.in. will make a big difference. If you compare it to other rads you will notice it performs similarly, so nothing special about it imo.

    That said new TC stuff should be interesting. I am curious how much it will turn out like XSPC stuff and how much will stay the same.
    Wouldn't this need to be cubed to account for the thickness of the rad which is also cooling the water?
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