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CardJoe · 6th Jun 2008, 08:24

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/06...d-spedo-case/1

COMPUTEX 08: New phase change cooling works without going sub-zero yet claims to performs better than the average watercooling.

Tile · 6th Jun 2008, 08:27

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[USRF]Obiwan · 6th Jun 2008, 08:35

Thats a slick looking compressor in there. And looks killer, i also like the HTPC case. Very hq hifi looking.

naokaji · 6th Jun 2008, 08:59

As much as a I hate Thermaltake I have to admit that mini itx case looks really good.

Jipa · 6th Jun 2008, 09:53

Isn't that an old case already?

OH WAIT it wasn't Cosmos but a Tt instead

The mini-ITX case looks nice though, you just can't go wrong with thick aluminum.

p3n · 6th Jun 2008, 09:56

Is anyone else not remotely attracted to Tt's fake metal chunky designs? I guess I'm getting old - gone are the days of caring what the inside of my PC looks like!

mclean007 · 6th Jun 2008, 10:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tile

The wiremanagement plates are a good idea. Sometimes a blind dog finds a bone.

lol qft

Redbeaver · 6th Jun 2008, 14:14

5yr before refill for the compression sounds fair. for a decent price and simple refilling options.

Marc5002 · 6th Jun 2008, 16:33

I wonder if Speedo case gona defeat The Termtalke Titans Performance

HourBeforeDawn · 7th Jun 2008, 00:41

huh now this could be something to look out for, I mean TT has slowly and I mean slowly been getting their act together so this could be promising.

sheninat0r · 10th Jun 2008, 01:11

Did they really say FOUR THOUSAND RPMs at TWENTY FOUR decibels? Someone has to smack whoever came up with those specs...

zero0ne · 10th Jun 2008, 01:53

I doubt it's a typo. I mean they make 8" duct fans that can push over 400CFM that are basically silent aside from the noise the air makes moving through the ducting...

They also have 14" 1000CFM models that do the same.

6th Jun 2008, 08:24	#1
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Jipa Licenced idiot. Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Tampere, Finland Posts: 3,060	Isn't that an old case already? OH WAIT it wasn't Cosmos but a Tt instead The mini-ITX case looks nice though, you just can't go wrong with thick aluminum. __________________ Abit IP35 - E6750 - 8800GT 1024 MB - 2 GB 800 MHz - enough HDDs - 750 W Silverstone - CM Storm Sniper Asus P5Q-VM - Q9450 - 4 GB - 400 W Silverstone - Fortress FT01 AllTheMods - MetkuMods - LedCalc

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p3n Hypermodder Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 736	Is anyone else not remotely attracted to Tt's fake metal chunky designs? I guess I'm getting old - gone are the days of caring what the inside of my PC looks like!

6th Jun 2008, 16:33	#9
Marc5002 Minimodder Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 25	I wonder if Speedo case gona defeat The Termtalke Titans Performance

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sheninat0r What's a Dremel? Join Date: May 2007 Location: U.S. Posts: 547	Did they really say FOUR THOUSAND RPMs at TWENTY FOUR decibels? Someone has to smack whoever came up with those specs... __________________ ...with a crowbar.

10th Jun 2008, 01:53	#12
zero0ne Multimodder Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Buffalo, NY Posts: 112	I doubt it's a typo. I mean they make 8" duct fans that can push over 400CFM that are basically silent aside from the noise the air makes moving through the ducting... They also have 14" 1000CFM models that do the same.