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09-29-2011
 very nice
this fan is a smokey black/dark grey plastic with 4 very bright green LED''s. its nearly silent and i saw very little change in performance between these and the gentle typhoons which are supposed to be the best out there. one very nice feature is this fan comes with a tailed connection for the LED. so you can disable, control, or link all the bitfenix fans in your case to run without lights (which is what im doing) then you flip a switch and they all come back on. |
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09-29-2011
sturdy and looks very nice
i am likely going to have this laser cut because every other way of cutting acrylic is painstaking and labor intensive. the finish on this acrylic is very nice and the sheet is a good sixe for making mounts, brackets, covers etc. i would reccomend it to anyone looking to truly mod a case. |
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09-29-2011
very dense, push pull only
this radiator is thick and the fins are very tight together but it is very powerful. make sure you flush it with warm sitilled water before using it, to clean it out. im running this in push/pull with a shark 140mm in pull and a bitfenix 140mm in push. mounted on the back of a HAF932 |
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09-29-2011
 bright, brittle
the LED''s this comes with are the brightest ive seen, i could use them as spotlights to light up specific parts of my case if i wanted. the shroud itself is pretty brittle though, using fan screws is not reccomended, its much better to use radiator screws even if your using it for a fan mount. |
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09-29-2011
dont know what else could compare.
these fittings are tight, they seal well, and they look very nice. the only thing i didnt like was that the threading was so short but every nozzle or fitting has short threads so i suppose thats not something specific to this part. |
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09-29-2011
good for multiple wires
when i was using 1/8" sleeving, i could not get this heatshrink to shrink enough to it, it was too thick and looked horrible. when bundling 2-3 wires with 1/8" sleeving on them it works like a charm. i really wish that frozenCPU carried 3/16" heatshrink. |
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09-29-2011
its cheap, and its cheap.
it costs less than the other sleeving for a reason, its thinner and you can still somewhat see the wire through it, but it expands better and can cover more wires because of it. its a trade-off. |
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09-29-2011
great fittings
i have not noticed much of a flow decrease because of these, the water seems to flow just fine. in addition, with the rotating base, it makes it much easier to arrange the tubing. |
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09-29-2011
high density also expands less.
dont try to get this over connectors or even over the pins. it will catch and snag and fray. if your going with this excellent sleeving, then go all out and get the pins and connectors to rewire completely. |
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09-29-2011
ATX tool part broke
all of the heads for this took worked great except the ATX one (the one with two thin tips) but upon looking at other tools, this pin seems difficult in general, every tool for it has bad reviews and i imagine its because of the way they are designed. i got another tool that was made out of spring steel instead of whatever this is made of. then i bent the tips inwards so they would actually contact the pin. in short its a wonderful tool but the ATX connector in general is a nightmare if your not an expert. |
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