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why dose this even exist?

simple question why do they even make duel 40mm rads?

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/21605/ex-rad-651/Alphacool_NexXxoS_XT45_Full_Copper_Dual_40mm_Radiator.html?tl=g30c95s1311

 

that seams so pointless

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I guess for really small form factors?....Yeah I'd never get one either.

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Does* Dual* Seems*

 

And it exists for compact systems that may have space in the back of the case for twin 40mm fans. It would help take a couple of degrees off temps

sorry my spelling not the greatest. i thier is like almost 0 serufece ariea on it though

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For servers. 

A 1U server is very height constrained.

... *snickers* I mean, really. What could this actually be for? It's so cute. :D

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Because...

 

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And too cool extremely small form factor computers :)

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That would be a pretty cool key chain if it wasn't $40.

 

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would it evne change the temps using it to help? plus 40mm fans so loud

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It's not intended to be a main rad, More so to supplement a bigger rad in a small form factor system. If you have somewhere that has a mounting option for twin 40mm fans you may as well make use of the space there

I can't think of a single case that has 40mm mounts

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And too cool extremely small form factor computers :)

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Why isn't there a single 40mm radiator? That's the real question.


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Why isn't there a single 40mm radiator? That's the real question.

I have genuinely seen them before lol. Not seen any smaller than that though - anything smaller would be so stupid xD

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Now I wanna see that installed on a NUC just for the LOL..

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Now I wanna see that installed on a NUC just for the LOL..

Yeah a NUC with a D5 pump, a T-virus reservoir and a 40mm radiator sounds fun.


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Well I used one for a itx htpc build with 4 40mm scythe fans in PnP and it rocked the cooling! The rad fit snugg in the place for the barebone psu and it's all powered by a pico psu. IF I have the time I'll post it herre on the Forums during the holidays.

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I think people also use this in RC cars, not sure though

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I think people also use this in RC cars, not sure though

Yeah, JayzTwoCents made a video about it and that's what its used for.

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For low watt stuff (like an Intel Atom N270) maybe?

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Here's the video I was talking about in my previous post. He talks about it towards the end.

 

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Hey, I got a case that supports dual 40mm fans, so that would be great!

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