Thermaltake releases whole bunch of stuff.

Daegon

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Thermaltake web site
Thermaltake has released bunches of new products.
Among these are the Xaser III, Volcano 11, and SubZero4G.
What really got me thinking was the note that the V11 is rated up to XP 3400+

 

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It's probably a typo, it's probably supposed to read 2400+. However, if it isn't....a 3400+ sounds pretty sexy

 

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Daegon said:

Thermaltake web site
Thermaltake has released bunches of new products.
Among these are the Xaser III, Volcano 11, and SubZero4G.
What really got me thinking was the note that the V11 is rated up to XP 3400+

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hehe.. i already made this comment on a past v11 thread

get with the program man.. lol...

 

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belive it or not i did do a search for posts on tt stuff, musta missed it, sorry

 

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hehe, the speedcontroller onto a PCI bracket is work of a genius IMO more fan manufacturers should make adjustable fans like this. (no more jumbojet rooms ;p)

 

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They didn't "Release" the Subzero4G. It is a resold version of the AC4G...

 

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doh, I forgot to say I meant the Volcano 11
I thought the subzero4g's were tested somewhere, weren't really that great if I remember correctly, will hunt for review.

 

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I contacted Thermaltake about reviews (since I am a reviewer) and they said theat they are out of them. The SubZero4G, as I said, is the same thing as the ActiveCool AC4G, which, although running behind schedule, should be arriving for review at my house in a few weeks.

 

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Old news the speed controller on a PCI card controlling fans and a TEC. We saw that from a diffrent company what? three four months ago?

 

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As I just said, the AC4G from Activecool.

 

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was it from TEC? well again, i don't care much about it. i was talking about the fancontroller of the Volcano 11 ;/