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Korndog said:preformance?
probably not as good as a regular $100-200 kit for the major watercooling manfac.
9w pump, 80mm fan and 80mm radiator? er..
the water block has a okey design, but with the combination of small tubing and low flow, probably won't be better then a $25 TC-4 with a via aqua pump.
Besides that, its acrylic topped . Crackage anyone? even polycarbonate cracked on me, and they use acrylic..
but.. its user friendly i guess.. that priceless for the average noob, but we l337/ghetto modderz only look for preformance, right?
Spanko said:imho this is more interesting
http://www.coolermaster.com.br/inde...erial=STC-T01&other_title=+STC-T01+CM Stacker
what more could one ask for in a case? 3 80mm fans, 1 120mm exhaust, and 3 120mm intake? thermochill 120.3 anyone?
MoreGooder said:
That doesn't have any water cooling, but I do like the fact that it accommodates both ATX and BTX mobos. In fact, this is the first glimpse of a BTX case I have ever seen. Notice the raised position of the mobo and the two fan positions in the lower rear. By what I've read, that's because on the new BTX form factor, the processor will be near the bottom of the mobo, with the heatsink extending downward towards the floor. The rush of air from front to back of the case exiting those two fans will be targeted towards cooling the CPU. This is something that Intel is pushing on case and mobo manufacturers.