Interesting to see how it doesn't work with the Auorus board in the M1. I have seen many pictures of it fitting fine as well, at least with Asus boards.
The case should really have a right angle adapter to give you more of that case space back, especially since you are always routing to the...
@AXm77, where did you order it from? I'm still tempted to get it over my U9s, but the hassle of ordering and all the unmentioned model revisions make me hesitate.
You could rotate the design for the MB are video card are vertical rather than horizontal. You'd need some space for airflow inflow/outflow beneath the case then though. The heatpipes would be parallel to the base then, so no need to worry about the vapor return.
Well, it finally got posted the US Thermalright site, along with a few other new Silver Arrow variants and a Macho Rev. C. Plus another new thermal paste.
http://thermalright.com/product/silver-arrow-130/
I'm still curious how it will fit the Asus AM4 board since it has the sound card on a...
I have the ED500 -- it works great for dust (you just have to keep fans from rotating since it can ruin the bearings). If the OPs dust is getting caked, it makes me wonder about their humidity levels.
It does have nozzles for directing the flow. Oddly, the super tiny one doesn't get all that...
How do you know this? (or is in the Chinese text? )
I hadn't seen that they had updated with the graphene version. I does look nice -- probably less fingerprint issues as well. I kind of like the nickel plated version.
Of course, what we really need is for them to solder the fins to the...
The German site has finally posted the cooler -- so we have a better place to get specs than translated TaoBao pages. It's still not listed on the US page though.
http://www.thermalright.de/en/cooler/80/silver-arrow-130?c=9
Something is wonky with the datasheet though -- it's mostly blank.
Hm...interesting. The seasonic is quieter that the SF600 Plat at 300W but a lot more noise at 500W.
It's a similar decibel level delta, but remember it's a logarithmic scale.
Yeah, I'm surprised Noctua hasn't made something like the SA130 themselves. The U9S is already 125 mm, and designed to fit in the CPU keep out zone. Which is good. But they could easily make a shorty tower that is still small case friendly and improve on the D9L -- which would really just be...
Thermalright is Taiwanese. They definitely have the chops -- when they released the Ultra Extreme 120 in 2007 it absolutely destroyed every other air cooler in performance (it's on my outgoing rig). I'm not sure how there current offering stack up, since you rarely hear about them anymore.
And...
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