Thermaltake is following $SOLID$ Necro's example

Hibiki · 23-March-06, 01:04 PM

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First they introduced the 130mm case fan, now they supply a side panel for their Kandalf and Armor cases with a 250mm case fan, what will they think (or copy) of next?

MasterP · 23-March-06, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Hibiki


	Link First they introduced the 130mm case fan, now they supply a side panel for their Kandalf and Armor cases with a 250mm case fan, what will they think (or copy) of next?

Aerocool have had a 250mm one on one of their cases for a wee while too:
http://www.frozencpu.com/cst-346.html

I'm trying to get a couple of those fans for my aerospace project - hope they get back to me....

67_GTO · 23-March-06, 04:27 PM

I just noticed this cheapo one on newegg this morning

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811103005

s1ugh34d · 23-March-06, 04:44 PM

Those are the ultimate in cooling solution, they can be quiet but stay on the high flow.

I wish i had one. I'd like to put one on top and bottom of a UFO-U2 case, and have a steady flow of air going accross the parts, that with a fanless system and lots of heatsinks could be amazing.

But if you have a duct for your CPU that could do some cooling.

Seikatsu · 15-April-06, 01:21 AM

Thermaltake and Aerocool aren't the only converts.

Now if they only made this model fan in THAT SIZE.

And the only thing better than that would be if H.W. Labs and Thermochill made rads for that size of fan once more potent
*Cough Cough* (What are you wating for Silverstone? Scythe? Vantec? Panaflo?) *Cough Cough*
250mm fans were being produced.

23-March-06, 01:04 PM		#1 (permalink)
Hibiki Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	Thermaltake is following $SOLID$ Necro's example Link First they introduced the 130mm case fan, now they supply a side panel for their Kandalf and Armor cases with a 250mm case fan, what will they think (or copy) of next?

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23-March-06, 04:27 PM		#3 (permalink)
67_GTO Apex Tech Fanatic	I just noticed this cheapo one on newegg this morning http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811103005

23-March-06, 04:44 PM		#4 (permalink)
s1ugh34d Apex Tech God	Those are the ultimate in cooling solution, they can be quiet but stay on the high flow. I wish i had one. I'd like to put one on top and bottom of a UFO-U2 case, and have a steady flow of air going accross the parts, that with a fanless system and lots of heatsinks could be amazing. But if you have a duct for your CPU that could do some cooling.

15-April-06, 01:21 AM		#5 (permalink)
Seikatsu Apex Master Tech Apprentice	Thermaltake and Aerocool aren't the only converts. Now if they only made this model fan in THAT SIZE. And the only thing better than that would be if H.W. Labs and Thermochill made rads for that size of fan once more potent Cough Cough (What are you wating for Silverstone? Scythe? Vantec? Panaflo?) Cough Cough 250mm fans were being produced.