Thermaltake follows Antec, redesigns the Tsunami!
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Thermaltake follows Antec, redesigns the Tsunami!
Behold, the Soprano, a steel version of the Tsunami.
Never one to miss out on a trend, TT has released a slightly revised version of the Tsunami called the "Soprano" (?). Constructed of steel for the ultimate in noise reduction and painted Piano Black. They even include a polishing cloth with it, just like Rolls-Royce does...
"Curve is the same charming as music"
Never one to miss out on a trend, TT has released a slightly revised version of the Tsunami called the "Soprano" (?). Constructed of steel for the ultimate in noise reduction and painted Piano Black. They even include a polishing cloth with it, just like Rolls-Royce does...
"Curve is the same charming as music"
ROFL
I was half expecting a Sonata or P-180 clone.
Other gems include :
"EMI protection spring"
"Patented sliding rail design for easy 5.25’’ devices installation"
"Cooling System
Front (intake)
120x120x25 mm, 1400rpm, 21dBA
Rear (exhaust)
120x120x25 mm, 1400rpm, 21dBA
Side (intake)
90x90x25 mm,1800rpm, 21dBA."
21 dBA is the magic number it seems.
I was half expecting a Sonata or P-180 clone.
Other gems include :
"EMI protection spring"
"Patented sliding rail design for easy 5.25’’ devices installation"
"Cooling System
Front (intake)
120x120x25 mm, 1400rpm, 21dBA
Rear (exhaust)
120x120x25 mm, 1400rpm, 21dBA
Side (intake)
90x90x25 mm,1800rpm, 21dBA."
21 dBA is the magic number it seems.
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Same here! If they did then I would forgive their bad Engrish, now they're just stupid.DryFire wrote:thermaltake does not appeal to me in anyway.
Average guy in the computer store: "Now what was the name of that case I saw somewhere... Opera..Sonata..Aria?.. nah I think it was Overture..
ah there it is! Soprano, lucky me they still have them in stock!"
Calling it Soprano, heh, that's so cheap!!!
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ROFL, you are so right, I dont know where they come up with this 21dBA rating its soooo of the mark. I have used many thermaltake products myself and for friends, and none of them are that quiet! In one quiet computer I had, the loudest source of noise was the 21dBA rated SilentBoost copper cooler hahaha.rpsgc wrote:21dBA à la Tt = 21 + (x ^ 2) - 5
x = 9
Thermaltake stuff is designed for inefficient cooling at the expense of noise.
Oh but that aint so far off the bat tho...
Take a look at the KANDALFva9000. God grief they killed the Stacker™
Take a look at the KANDALFva9000. God grief they killed the Stacker™
Is nothing sacred to these people... ?luggage wrote: Take a look at the KANDALFva9000. God grief they killed the Stacker™
And it has... gulp... orange fans....
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Re: Thermaltake follows Antec, redesigns the Tsunami!
Two words:Ralf Hutter wrote:"Curve is the same charming as music"
Oh.
Dear.
Ok this bit should give the Tt haters something to smile about :
Cooltechzone
" With our aftermarket Thermaltake Venus 12 heatsink installed on our MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum motherboard and our BFG 6800 OC graphics adapter, we could not install any hard drives in four of the six slots because either the heatsink or the graphics adapter was in the way! Our test machine had three hard drives, and we had to rig it so that we installed the boot drive in one of the external bays"
HD bay access requires the removal of MB or HS (risky to mount heatsinks not on a bench).
Cooltechzone
" With our aftermarket Thermaltake Venus 12 heatsink installed on our MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum motherboard and our BFG 6800 OC graphics adapter, we could not install any hard drives in four of the six slots because either the heatsink or the graphics adapter was in the way! Our test machine had three hard drives, and we had to rig it so that we installed the boot drive in one of the external bays"
HD bay access requires the removal of MB or HS (risky to mount heatsinks not on a bench).