My Fusion can fit a 4850 just fine. And the Akasa Vortexx Neo looks like the only other decent option for dual slot rear-exhaust, and should fit fine in the NSK.

link?

^^all that is true, but the Mini is fantastic for people who don't want to spend 10 extra dollars, don't have the extra space for the fullsize, or don't need the extra cooling power.

i have the mini and love it.

mine's on the truck for delivery today! whoo!

man, I almost ordered it the day before the discount quadrupled...I'm in for 1 now!

The Ninja also touched caps on my DS3...luckily I have access to a grinder at school, so i fixed the offending bracket edge in ~30 seconds or so. dropped temps nearly 10 degrees at load.

Yeah, the T-Balancer looks great, but it's just a bit too much cash for me. I just finished upgrading, so $80 more hurts! Maybe I'll get sick of the Theta by this summer and budget a T-balancer into my upgrade...

Well, in the meantime I'll report on my impressions of the Theta. Installation: As easy as can be. You connect a 4-pin molex, temperature probes, USB cable, and 3-pin fans. It mounts by default in a PCI slot, but doesn't actually plug in to the motherboard. It just mounts there for convenience. Plus...

Hi all - I recently bought the Sunbeam Theta fan controller for my new build. It looks great on paper - controls up to 8 fans with up to 8 temp sensors. My system is as dead quiet as I can get it (I have four 120mm fans and 1 80mm fan all running ~600-900 rpm, suspended hard drive, blah blah blah), ...