Does it require one or two additonal slots?

Alan Hsu

A new and improved version of this MB is coming:
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Mot ... 78GPM-DS2H

Alan Hsu

Having handled Thermalright's prototype 2.5"-to-3.5" adapter/heatsink, I am looking forward to its availability so that I may get this HD and "shove it in some corner without any airflow or conduction to the chassis".

Alan Hsu

FartingBob wrote:

ash2459 wrote:The cooler felt remarkably solid as I couldn't cause the fins to rattle.

Some might say 6 heatpipes for a 2.5" drive cooler is beyond excessive.

But does not make the cooler less desirable...

Alan Hsu

A Thermalright engineer at Computex 2008 told me that TR is eyeing the quiet/silent PC market and welcomes inputs (from quiet/silent PC fans).

Alan Hsu

A TR engineer at Computex 2008 told me that the HD cooler will work with other 2.5" HDs too - if they decide to actually put it into production! The cooler felt remarkably solid as I couldn't cause the fins to rattle.

Alan Hsu

- 56K warning!

http://www.pcdvd.com.tw/showthread.php? ... 1081007492

No AXP-140 pics though...

Alan Hsu

ssheikkinen wrote:Anyone knows if Silverstone NT-01 v2.0 CPU cooler fits the case?

A store in Taipei, Taiwan carrying and demoing Silverstone products recommended the specific cooler for GD02 when I told him the stock (Intel) cooler isn't quiet enough for me.

Alan Hsu

I found the first GD02 review here:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=994708

Alan Hsu

Hi newera,

My wife's PC configuration is very similar to yours, i.e. AMD K8 3200+/MSI MB/Zalman 7000 and has the very same problem!

Alan, have you got any more info on that cooler. Name, manufacturer, in fact anything that would allow further enquiry locally? BTW is it efficient when compared with the stock NB cooler? Firetech, I'm curious about the manufacturer also. As far as efficiency is concerned, I'm running the NB cooler...

Hi all, just spent the afternoon trying to understand that Chinese forum . What I gather is that the cooler was a prototype possibly not even for mass production. Guys were trying a group buy and when price was mentioned it equated to US$122 or AU$163. Unbelievable :shock: Not surprisingly no-one w...

warriorpoet,

You mean this?
http://forum.coolaler.com/showthread.php?t=112652

Alan Hsu

While I had my system put together about a month or two ago, the Thermalright guys asked the computer store technician to confirm the compability of SI-120 and the Asus MB on my personal A8N32 because they had no idea. If my memory serves, tall memory was not an issue with the combo.

Alan Hsu