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Why does the Silver Arrow say Silver Arrow SB-E at the end, I thought that there's 3 versions of the Silver Arrow:

Silver Arrow
Silver Arrow SB-E
Silver Arrow Extreme

From the image it looks like the Silver Arrow (i.e. the oldest model) so why does it state Silver Arrow SB-E at the end?

Edit: Just noticed "Manufacturers Code: Silver Arrow SB-E", am I wrong but isn't the image a Silver Arrow?
 
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yeah looks like the standard silver arrow in the images but code shows it as the SB-E version. The SB-E version has stepped fins as can be seen here, I would guess they just need to update the product images on the OcUK product pages:

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

Plus this thing is huge and will require an equally massive case!

Shame you didn't have the HR-02 Macho in stock a few weeks back, think I would have opted for that over the Ven-X, still might give me a bit more space to work with than the Macho!
 
martian_aphid said:
yeah looks like the standard silver arrow in the images but code shows it as the SB-E version. The SB-E version has stepped fins as can be seen here, I would guess they just need to update the product images on the OcUK product pages:

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

Plus this thing is huge and will require an equally massive case!

Shame you didn't have the HR-02 Macho in stock a few weeks back, think I would have opted for that over the Ven-X, still might give me a bit more space to work with than the Macho!
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The VX is better than the Macho.
 
martian_aphid said:
yeah looks like the standard silver arrow in the images but code shows it as the SB-E version. The SB-E version has stepped fins as can be seen here, I would guess they just need to update the product images on the OcUK product pages:

http://www.thermalright.com/products/?act=data&id=189&cat_id=37
Click to expand...

Actually on closer inspection, the specs describe the Silver Arrow not the Silver Arror SB-E.

http://www.thermalright.com/products/index.php?act=data&cat_id=27&id=96

It would seem that the image and specs match but the Manufacturer Code is wrong.
 
Hi Guys

apologies for the error in the listing.
I can confirm that it is the SB-E model

Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E CPU Cooler (Socket LGA 2011/1366/LGA1155/LGA1156/LGA775/AM2/AM3/FM1) @ £69.98 inc VAT

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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.

• 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.
• 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

Only £69.98 inc VAT.

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got one out to confirm:

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