Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E

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Very interested in the new/updated Silver Arrow. Does anyone know when this will be available in the UK?

Seen it listed on a european site at €64.99.

http://www.thermalright.com/products/index.php?act=data&cat_id=37&id=189

Special features:

8 X 6mm sintered heat-pipes effectively takes away excessive heat from the CPU when overclocked, Nickel Plated heat-pipes, slower Oxidation and deterioration of the heat-pipes, provides longer period of Thermal conductivity.

Double fin design , each side with 154mm*120mm heat dissipation area, can be used with 14 or 15 cm fan ( fan clips included).

Special Arrow fin design, which allows cool air to pass through and take heat away rapidly, effectively provide cooling for the cpu.

Support Multiple-Platforms. Can be used on Socket 2011/1366/1155/1156/775 Platform, and AM2/AM2+/AM3/AM3+/FM1 Sockets.

Including TY-150&TY-141 Ultra low noise PWM fans and PWM Y-Cable. With the compatibility of up to 3 fans maximum.
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Technical Spec:

Cooler Dimension: Length 155mm x Width 105mm x Height 165mm (without fans) 170mm x Width 130mm x 170mm (with both TY-141 and TY-150 fan installed)

Cooler weight: 1124g (including two Fan, without mounting brackets)

Heat-pipe: 6mm Sintered Heat-pipe*8 units

Cooler Base Material: C1100 Pure Copper with Nickel Plating.

Fan Dimension:

TY-150 Length 170mm x Width 26.5mm x Height 150mm

TY-150 Fan Speed: 500~1100 RPM (PWM)

TY-150 noise level: 17~21dBA

Fan Airflow: 38~84CFM

TY-141 Length 170mm x Width 26.5mm x Height 150mm

TY-141 Fan Speed: 900~1300 RPM (PWM)

TY-141 Fan noise level: 21~25dBA

Fan Airflow: 28-74CFM
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Not to keen on the new fan colour.

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Interesting colour choices! I wonder how much they can really be optimised? Must only be a few degrees between most of these big coolers anyway
 
I actually quite liked the old TY-140 colour, this just make IMO the phanteks even more appealing.

*Waits for Helios123's verdict* :)
 
pgi947 said:
I actually quite liked the old TY-140 colour, this just make IMO the phanteks even more appealing.

*Waits for Helios123's verdict* :)
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Looks like he will be reviewing this but not sure when.

Helios1234

Can't wait to get my hands on that.
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I'm hoping I can get X79 to test this on as that would do the larger base justice. It's interesting that they have gone for 8 heat pipes like the K2 on this. I'm not convince by the fan colours either but that heatsink is absolutely stunning!

I look forward to doing a round-up if possible including the Phanteks, NH-D14 (PWM), and the K2.
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beejjacobs said:
Yeah I really like the colour choice with the Phanteks tbh.
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Having a colour choice dosen't really bother me because once its installed and the side panel goes back on I don't see it anymore.

Having said that I don't like the new colour of the Thermalright fans. The old colour is much nicer. I wonder why they changed the colour?
 
Well yeah same and I'd buy the better one even if it were in horrible colours, but having a choice is nice!

Prefer the older colour too, I guess they wanted to distinguish it?
 
Mike306 said:
Having said that I don't like the new colour of the Thermalright fans. The old colour is much nicer. I wonder why they changed the colour?
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Its the start of a twisted competition with Noctua, who ever sells the most revolting high end coolers wins!

Lets just hope Phanteks don't join the competition or we might end up with fluorescent pink coolers.
 
huh, I don't get that - according to that review the bigger Silver Arrow SB-E is actually 1.3 degrees worse than the normal silver arrow @ 1000RPM

glad I've got the non SB-E one then I guess, just with the 2011 mounting kit
 
I should be getting one at some point but will review it on x58 first until I can get an x79 test rig. At least on the former platform, I have a bigger database of coolers.
 
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