SilverStone Tundra Returns With TD02, TD03 Water Coolers

Silverstone is spiking new life into its Tundra series of water coolers with the new TD02 and TD03 water coolers. The units are both closed loop CPU coolers and are designed by SilverStone itself.

The TD03 is a 120 mm water cooling unit. It measures 124 x 159 x 45 mm, and its pump measures 55 x 60 x 35.5 mm. It comes with a single 120 mm FM 121 fan.

The TD02 is a 240 mm water cooling unit. This one measures 278 x 124 x 33.5 mm when not including the two FM121 fans that come with it. Its base and pump assembly is the same as that of the TD03.

The TD02 and TD03 will work on all modern CPU sockets, including LGA 1150. The FM121 fans have rotational speeds from 1500 RPM to 2500 RPM, and make up to 33.5 dBA of noise. They are PWM controlled.

Both of the units will hit shelves this week, although no official word was given on pricing.

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Niels Broekhuijsen is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He reviews cases, water cooling and pc builds.

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4 Comments Comment from the forums

Transmaniacon

I like this styling a lot, there needs to be more chrome PC parts!
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lhowe005

The radiator looks nice. However, the waterblock looks like a trash can and the hoses look like souvenir cup straws. I expected more from silverstone.
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SvRommelvS

Love the white styling but the hoses look like the original H100 series versions. Those were replaced with rubber for the second generation releases, as the "Souvenir cup straws" were stiff and difficult to maneuver.
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thundervore

Typical Silverstone to choose fashion over function again with rebranded outdated Asetek coolers. All they did was take outdated H100 technology and dress up the radiators (with brushed aluminum I bet!). There is a reason everyone switched from those still hoses to the new flexible ones. Anyone who buys this is just buying it for the Silverstone name, nothing more because if you already have an H100 years ago, your out missing out on much. Im guessing normal Silverstone tax on pricing, $99 for the TD02 and $159 for the TD03. Then in 6 months when no one is buying, $79 and $110 lol.
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