Tuniq Tower in stock (for now)

[shapkahead]

Everyone's favorite cooler, the Tuniq Tower 120, is finally in stock somewhere: svc.com. I'm surprised they don't increase the price due to the shortage--it's still only $55.

(yes, I ordered one before posting this. . .)

 

[Doughbuy]

Anyone hear anything about SVC.com

Never heard of them so I'm fairly reluctant...

 

[Guest]

I dont know about svc but from my experience, if they have Paypal you're pretty safe. And it's a yahoo store, another good indicator and 8.8/10 rating which is more than good enough!

On a side not, last batch of Tuniq(when I bought mine) started with smaller eTailer and everyone got some after a while. A few eTailers have Dend cember 12th date, so I suggest people who don't trust them to wait and see I beleive we should see them popping around soon!

I got mine from Xoxide, and it was excellent...

 

[dean7]

I wonder if Tuniq is just faking their production issues so that when they release their coolers there is a feeding frenzy and people are like "holy crap I need to buy 2!"?

 

[Doughbuy]

Meh, with the popularity of this cooler, they really should expand production... they're losing out on a lot of profit here...

 

[dean7]

Well, that was just a joke. But, in reality, I imagine their customer base grew too rapidly for their company to keep up with.

 

[fishboi]

Who owns Tuniq? We should buy some stock.

 

[fishboi]

Aren't I just so crafty!



Sunbeam Business Co.,Ltd.
NUUO people, we, consider ourselves in the security industry and are committed to bring stable, high performance digital surveillance system to the world.
Headquartered in the City of Taipei, surrounded by the campuses of National Taiwan University and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, NUUO is well nurtured by the academic environment and latest information about technology and trend.

We have specialists in application software application software, video compression, image processing, pattern recognition, networking, DSP platform and driver development. The world class R&D team brings out top DVR system to fit customers demand in the world.

NUUO also has a Manufacture Center locating in Dong Guan, China. The Manufacture Center takes care of a portion of component manufacturing and makes sure our clients able to have the best quality with reasonable cost.

Or maybe just Tuniq Co. LTD, independent? Anyone?

 

[dean7]

Hmmm... buying stock might not be a bad idea at all.

 

[fishboi]

Cant find anything about the co. Seems really below the radar. DODGEY!

 

[fishboi]

http://www.sunbeamtech.com/ABOUT%20US.htm

Sunbeam Company, a true art innovator in the field of PC modification and accessories at all aspect, targets on providing the top quality and state of art computer products to high tech PC users. We dedicate outstanding high quality control as our number one priority and deliver the products with the highest level of excellent Performance, as well as the coolest Innovation and an Appearance that draws your attention.
Launched as a promising new company in the field in 2000, Sunbeam Company specialized in developing cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL), and furthermore extended to manufacture various modding equipments. Throughout the years, we now expand our product coverage to provide pioneering and fancy computer application at all aspects, while focusing on, but not limiting to, cooling systems and computer cases. Our mission is to satisfy PC players all over the world who are tired of boring traditional computer impressions and longing for experiencing the excitements of revolutionary hardware designs.
Sunbeam Company is headquartered in Taipei County, with manufacturing factories located in Dongguan City, China. In order to provide exceptional product quality combined with superior customer support, we keep updating and advancing ourselves to meet the diverse changes and increasing market demands. We strive to continue designing and developing ground-breaking, exciting, and appealing products as well as being the one stop resource and solution for all computer enthusiasts seeking to turn their ingenious visions into the coolest and fanciest reality.

 

[fishboi]

Sunbeam has a real cool acrylic case, check it out.

 

[dean7]

I searched for Sunbeam and Tuniq and couldn't find 'em on stock quote websites. I wonder if they are so small they're not even publicly traded?

 

[Guest]

Well some very large company are not publicly traded...

I don't think you can make a ton of money on the stock market because a 50$ aftermarket heatsink is selling well, but thats just me :?

 

[dean7]

Don't be such an obstructionist! When FishBoi and I are cruising around in our supercars, you'll be sorry!

 

[tool_462]

Here: I will buy stock, you buy all the heatsinks that SVC has, and we will watch and see what happens!

 

[ouch1]

Anyone hear anything about SVC.com

Never heard of them so I'm fairly reluctant...

I have bought from them before. Not online but at thier actual retail location. They are pretty good from what I can tell. I did a will call pickup and they had the stuff ready for me when I arrived to get it 2 hours later (when I got off work). I definately recommend tham for cases, fans, and cooling equiment. I have not bought any of the other stuff they carry.

-ouch1

 

[bydesign]

Well I drive a super car killer so don't let me catch you at light or at the track.

 

[rwaritsdario]

You can find out all that information just by typing Tuniq.com and drawing the obvious conclusions...

I wonder if Tuniq is just faking their production issues so that when they release their coolers there is a feeding frenzy and people are like "holy crap I need to buy 2!"?

I fell for it then and glad I did!

 

[dean7]

Well I drive a super car killer so don't let me catch you at light or at the track.

Err... yeah... because that was the point of my post...

 

[HotFoot]

I have had a great experience with a similar product to the Tuniq tower: the Sonic Tower from Thermaltake. I've have the tower cooling a PD 820 which I regularly overclock to 3.4 GHz with no fan. The CPU temp doesn't go above 57 C. I believe this cooler is much more widely available, and I paid CAN$57 for it.

I aim to have the quietest possible computer. My case has some nice 1200 RPM, 120 mm fans and the loudest part right now is my PSU. I'm thinking of replacing the PSU with a fanless version, so long as I can find some positive reviews of a model.

 

[rwaritsdario]

Really nice temps for a PD820. But the real advantage of the Tuniq are the huge fins, this provides the thermal dissipation that makes the Tuniq the air cooling king 8)

 

[norcal831]

also at jab tech

 

[Guest]

XPCGear 55$ (where i bought mine A+)
CoolerGuys 55$ Bought some Scythe fan from them A+

No experience with Jab Tech but they seam fine! 3$ cheaper