Thermaltake XPRESSAR

[mike1984]

just wondering if anyone on here is or has used this case cause im thinking about finding one for my next build
http://www.xoxide.com/thermaltake-xp...idge-case.html

i always wanted a mini fridge

[lampshade]

Originally Posted by mike1984

just wondering if anyone on here is or has used this case cause im thinking about finding one for my next build
http://www.xoxide.com/thermaltake-xp...idge-case.html

i always wanted a mini fridge

You might have to move on that quite quickly, since it seems they've been discontinued. Doesn't seem like there are many of them about.

Do you have a supplier in mind that definitely has stock?

[mike1984]

no havent managed to find one anywhere actually kind of irritated but i will find one sooner or later

[johnerz]

I don't think they ever produced one for Nvidia gpu's and the ATI version only supported their 4 series iirc

I doubt they are powerful enough for a modern rig with a high powered GPU,

[grapez213]

wow! thats so cool! a case thats refridgerated inside?

[JohnLucente]

yea thats pretty neat
http://ncix.com/products/index.php?s...re=Thermaltake

better jump on that quick, $1000cad tho eh.

EDIT: woops, once you hit add to cart it says that its on back order, maybe give them a call?

[mike1984]

wait its an old product?? wouldnt refridgerated coolent cool better than water tho?? and couldnt you just rig it to your gpu? if not it wouldnt be worth $1000 to try and fail tho looks cool tho

Wait thats not an old product take a look here
http://www.xpressar.com/product/rsc1...-features.html

and it dont cool your gpu either so it would work just fine

[JohnLucente]

i think tigerdirect said that it'll b 20 degrees cooler then a water setup and it has a controller to that protects your comp from having condensation problems..... but thats jus what the company says, sounds to good to be true, and its DEF. alot of $$

i dont think its worth it....
theres a link on here somewhere, actually i think its stickied, of a guy converting an old air conditioner into a cpu cooler... check it out
cant find it, its somehere on here tho lol

[mike1984]

ya i wanted to try that but didnt want to risk it can already see sparks flying lol. and ya at $600-$1000 it does kinda sound to good to be true. i was posting to see if anyone on here has tried it to kinda get a thumbs up or down on whether its worth it or not. i know asetek makes a case with the fridge cooler thats kinda close but it was made back when the pentium 4 extreme was still around lol

i like the vids of dryice and liquid nitrogen cpu coolers to bad you have to fill a tube and cant just run it like a water cooler setup the thought of my cpu at -189 below zero woof i think i might be able to hit 5ghz with my phenom 2 1035t then