Friday, April 18th 2008

Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme Now in Black

Cooling expert Thermalright announced today the black version of its beloved Ultra 120 eXtreme heatpipe tower. This special edition will be called TRUE Black 120. Aside from its all black nickel plated surface the TRUE Black 120's dimensions are identical to the Ultra-120 eXtreme, measuring 63.44 x 132 x 160.5mm. It also weighs in at 790g and supports Intel's 775 socket, and AMD's AM2/AM2+. Pre-orders of the exotic cooling are reported to be starting any second now, no price was announced though.
Source: HEXUS.net
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38 Comments on Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme Now in Black

#26
CoreDuo
Finally, the James Bond of CPU coolers :)

Might make my system look slightly classier in it's cheap chinese-made case ;)
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#27
jbunch07
this would look so good with an all black mobo black ram and black graphics card/s
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#28
Sh3ngLong
Sweet, been planning to buy a TRUE cooler sometime soon. I guess I'll wait for this to come out.
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#29
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
Bout time:rockout:
jbunch07this would look so good with an all black mobo black ram and black graphics card/s
Have something quite similar, done Monday or Tues.
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#31
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
I just wish I could take picts like Thermalright does.:cry:

One thing about coating, I have been painting Heatsinks for years and there has never been any measurable difference in temps.
(I am quite careful to use a very light coating of Lacquer as enamel is quite a bit thicker)
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#32
wtf8269
I definitely just found my next CPU cooler.
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#33
tkpenalty
MKmodsI just wish I could take picts like Thermalright does.:cry:

One thing about coating, I have been painting Heatsinks for years and there has never been any measurable difference in temps.
(I am quite careful to use a very light coating of Lacquer as enamel is quite a bit thicker)
Easily done, if you have a good camera like an SLR, step back a bit and zoom in instead. That should eliminate the distortion that occurs with your photos. I've done it, and thats how I take my own pics.

However this isnt really anything to be impressed with. I have to say they better jump on the HDT bandwagon, because their Perf king crown is quickly evaporating away. I felt sorta pissed off when the Ultra 120 Extreme was outperformed by the HDT S1283, on Frosty tech, then I purchased a HDT for myself and tried...and confirmed it. HDT > TRUE.

I want to see a Ultra 120 HDT already!!! :shadedshu Five (10) 8mm heatpipes with HDT, however less than 1mm gap between each pipe, using their same fin array!!!!!!111
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#34
JacKz5o
I canceled my order for the original TRUE right when I saw this article :)
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#35
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
i too am upset that the TRUE gets owned by xigmatek. Oh well... what can you do.
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#37
newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
infraredIf I was newtekie, i'd give you both a slap!! :laugh:


:)
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