News XSPC Launches TX Series Ultra Thin Radiators

Let me relay here an info @Wahaha360 published in the [H] forum:
https://www.techpowerup.com/246298/...-thin-radiators-20-thinner-than-a-typical-fan

The world's thinnest available PC radiators at just 20.5 mm thick

Available in 120mm, 240mm, 360mm and 480mm sizes.

 

[aquelito]

Saw that this morning too With 22FPI, I guess you'll need fast fans to take advantage of it !

I could downsize my Adibou build from 11.9L to 11.3L though.

 

[Glint]

Nice find! I was on the verge of purchasing a Black Ice Nemesis 480GTS, but now I'm curious to see the test results of the TX series so I may hold off... with the TX at 22 FPI I may still go with the GTS at 16 FPI though.

 

[Ragsters]

I wonder if the new slim Nactuas can push enough air for them

 

[sebplane]

And what about a watercooled S4 mini?

 

[wywywywy]

I wonder if this will work better than a normal one for the Ncase M1 bottom rad
Because the biggest problem is the lack of space / free air between the GPU and the fans, which this should help a lot.

 

[aquelito]

Pretty interesting results : not so bad restriction, good performance at low RPM.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/XSPC/TX360/

 

[Glint]

Pretty interesting results : not so bad restriction, good performance at low RPM.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/XSPC/TX360/

Nice find! Thanks for posting this.

 

[BaK]

Very interesting indeed!

So if I look at the NB-eLoop B12-2:
Rotational Speed 1300 RPM
Acoustical Noise 16.7 dB(A)
Static Pressure 1.042 mm H₂O
Airflow 86.9 m³/h

Which specs are almost identical to the Noctua NF-A12x15 with the Low Noise Adapter:
Rotational Speed with L.N.A. (+/- 10%) 1400 RPM
Acoustical Noise with L.N.A. 16,8 dB(A)
Static Pressure with L.N.A. 0,9 mm H₂O
Airflow with L.N.A. 70,8 m³/h

We should then have a combo with a thickness of 20.5 + 15 = 35.5mm that should give similar results to this:

That's worth a check I guess!

 

[Biowarejak]

And what about a watercooled S4 mini?

Well I've done that...

 

[AMv8-1day]

Anyone with a Cerberus/X know if this would clear the bottom PCIe slot (with a bottom mounted 240TX)? Likely that 15mm fans would still be necessary.

 

[fabio]

Anyone with a Cerberus/X know if this would clear the bottom PCIe slot (with a bottom mounted 240TX)? Likely that 15mm fans would still be necessary.

Yep! But You can only use a single slot card!

 

[miptzi]

sexy rads indeed....

 

[AMv8-1day]

Yep! But You can only use a single slot card!

That's awesome @fabio. Do you have any more photos of that build? Closer shots of the interior? Looks great!
Edit:
NM, found your build thread.

 

[AcquaCow]

Yep! But You can only use a single slot card!

Damn, I may actually have to switch from my Rajintek Thetis case now... Been trying to do a small ATX case that would fit dual 240mm radiators of some sort and this actually works. Too bad you don't have a GPU in that loop to stress it and see the thermals.

 

[fabio]

Damn, I may actually have to switch from my Rajintek Thetis case now... Been trying to do a small ATX case that would fit dual 240mm radiators of some sort and this actually works. Too bad you don't have a GPU in that loop to stress it and see the thermals.

I wanted to, both the Titan V, and I've already designed the loop routing, but I will have inaccessible the Optane PCIe, and I prefer to keep the flexibility to remove GPU, SSD, etc If needed. Maybe In the next months Iàll do the big Jump, who knows!

 

[|||]

Here is the Thermalbench review of the TX radiator.

 

[fabio]

Do you think that with 2x240mm of these thin radiator with Noctua slim fan, could I run an 7980XE overclocked at 4.3 and 2xTitan V? I would like but I don't want to sacrifice too much the CPU temp adding the 2 GPU in the loop!

 

[Legion]

I think you'd be better off with 2 separate loops with that setup tbh if you want the TX rads.

 

[fabio]

I think you'd be better off with 2 separate loops with that setup tbh if you want the TX rads.

Having space (I haven't), why not! Thank you for your answer BTW!