Titan Fenrir 1156 socket out Limited Edition

[sonic-boom]

The X-Mas Limited Edition is out and it has a 1156 bracket!!!!! I'm buying one today. #3 Best heatsink.
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/10058/cpu-ttn-04/Titan_Limited_Edition_Fenrir_Universal_CPU_Cooler_Socket_LGA_775LGA1156LGA1366_and_K8AM2AM2AM3_-_TTC-NK85TZCS_RB.html

 

[OvrClkr]

Well for 65.00$ (shipped) it better be in the top 5. The red looks sick!!!

 

[sonic-boom]

Well,the number 1 heatsink is about $95 so I think its a pretty good deal, plus it looks better.

 

[JohnnyLucky]

Funny but it looks an awful lot like my original Thermalright Ultra 120 cpu heatsink - especially with just 4 copper heatpipes.

EDIT - Deleted - my bad - Just got 1366, 1156, Core i7, Core i5, and the future Core i3 all mixed up. I mistakenly thought socket 1156 was associated with Intel Core i5 which are being advertised as mainstream psu's. That's not the case at all. Intel mixed sockets and cpu's which is causing some confusion.

 

[sonic-boom]

The Core i5 is in fact on the 1156 socket. ^

 

[overshocked]

Looks pretty damn cool!

 

[OvrClkr]

true that!!! makes me want to snatch one.... lol

 

[obsidian86]

thank you sonic i took 3

 

[Shadow703793]

Looks good. But imo, FrozenCPU's prices are usually higher. Hoping Newegg will have it around Christmas.

 

[OvrClkr]

Yea frozen normally charges a premium for everything they sell. I don't think newegg will carry such a brand, if they did they would have sold the Fenir Rev. 1 by now.....

 

[Shadow703793]

^True that.

 

[sonic-boom]

Welcome obsidian, I just ordered mine aswell.

 

[overshocked]

Yea frozen normally charges a premium for everything they sell. I don't think newegg will carry such a brand, if they did they would have sold the Fenir Rev. 1 by now.....

Agreed, but im not suprised. They easily have the best selection of "accessories".

I think xoxide's prices are much better.

 

[sonic-boom]

Yes, but as said above Newegg ZZF ect doesn't carry stuff like this. Xoxide doesn't have the Fenrir either.

 

[sonic-boom]

FrozenCPU, as you said, has the best selection.

 

[overshocked]

Yeah... now that i got my benching tray, im looking to do some modding on it.

Definetly going to need FCPU for that.

 

[OvrClkr]

FrozenCPU, as you said, has the best selection.

Frozen is awesome hands down, they have tons off products that many e-tailors don't have, here is an example :

DIY Antec 300 Window (13.99$+shipping) :

Prepped :

Final Product :

so in the end if you have to pay a bit more do to shipping charges it's still worth it. have not seen anyone that carries such a large selection of window DIY kits.

 

[overshocked]

Yeah, im trying to cook something up for my PSU. I have the HSPC (i know i know, but i got a good deal) tech station.

http://www.highspeedpc.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=TopTechLRG


As you can see from the pic, the psu is just sitting on a mat.

Ive already built something so i can mount a 240 rad on the side, but i cant think of a good way to actually screw down the PSU.

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[OvrClkr]

Modify the base and use zip ties, meaning make 4 holes with a drill and tie it down.. Hehe I guess that would look funky...

 

[overshocked]

Not quite sure what you were getting at there, but your post gave me a good idea.

How about drilling holes in the top of the PSU (so i dont hit anything) then flip the PSU over(so the top is laying on the floor of the table).

Then drill holes in the bottom of the benching table to screw it down.

 

[overshocked]

Im also thinking about making a whole system of flat aluminum pieces that sit above the mobo, then drilling holes in the aluminum pieces so that i can mount a fan anywhere i want to.

i.e mount a fan to blow onto the GPU's from above.

 

[Shadow703793]

Off topic: I'm planing to build a 5ftx5ftx5ft (Yes, it's HUGE) to bench 3 PCs at once all (3-6 loops) WCed. Planing on using 80/20 10 series bars,fittings,etc. Gonna be a massive project, assuming I can get the money for it So overshocked, what do thy think?

 

[overshocked]

Sounds wicked dude! 3 PCs at once? Thats wild.

Any chance you'll do phase instead of one of the loops? [:lectrocrew:6]

 

[OvrClkr]

Not quite sure what you were getting at there, but your post gave me a good idea.

How about drilling holes in the top of the PSU (so i dont hit anything) then flip the PSU over(so the top is laying on the floor of the table).

Then drill holes in the bottom of the benching table to screw it down.

Exactly and you can also remove the PSU housing and check that you have enough clearance .... dunno just an idea

 

[overshocked]

Exactly and you can also remove the PSU housing and check that you have enough clearance .... dunno just an idea

Yeah, good idea.
Actually come to think of it, i could just remove the housing then drill the holes then screw the housing back onto the PSU. [:mousemonkey:4]