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Thermaltake Big Typhoon

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Woot! that make my Thermaltak XP120 looks small lol!

:blink: That is one huge heatsink... make sure it's mounted securely!

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dont worry i am using a glue and stapler gun on it.

:P

it comes with brackets and screws for mounting. dont worry.

:thumbup

Geez you might need to ducktape it also and use a coat hanger to get it to stay in place. Really though that is one huge heatsink. I believe I might be getting something like that one on my next custom build.

Very nice, I hope that computer dont take off you might need to bolt it to the floor. :thumbup:P

Won't that put to much wait on 1 side of the mobo?????

weight, who cares about weight, lol

as long as you use their backplate you'll be fine

my heatsink is huge too

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Nice computer Ripken :). Did you use a Kodak Z730 to take that pic by any chance?

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this baby does not make a sound 16db

combined with my two 140MM case fans rated at 17db

i hear nothing ...

weight, who cares about weight, lol

as long as you use their backplate you'll be fine

Actually, the backplate only prevents the motherboard from bowing under stress; it doesn't eliminate stress, it just distributes it more evenly.

Heatsinks like the Ninja still have a lot of weight and a very long moment arm, and the backplate doesn't aid in relieving either.

Nice computer Ripken :). Did you use a Kodak Z730 to take that pic by any chance?

thx, ya i do have a z730 and i love it

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