PC Peripherals Prime will have Thermalright Heatsinks on Wednesday !!

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btw, any clue if Prime has also brought in the Ultra 120 Extreme? it's the latest top end model bettering the Ultra 120
 
Since nobody seems to have noticed my post above, let me ask again. What is this lga775 bolt through kit? Does this mean that tr ultra 120 comes with a pushpin retention mechanism? If so, is the bolt thru type better?

Thanks.
 
SiriusB said:
Since nobody seems to have noticed my post above, let me ask again. What is this lga775 bolt through kit? Does this mean that tr ultra 120 comes with a pushpin retention mechanism? If so, is the bolt thru type better?
Thanks.
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AFAIK, the TR Ultra 120 does ship with the same bolt through mechanism.
The Ultra120 extreme ships with a newer foldable 775 plate.

This is sold extra for some older hsfs like the Ultra90 and HR01 that came with a similar plate but with intel original hsf like push pins instead of the bolts.:)

When you have to mount a 745g TOWER heatsink like the Ultra120, with another 120-220g fan weight, i think a bolt mechanism is a little more reassuring anyday.:P

Even the relatively lighter HR01 or ultra 90 are towers and exert undue stress on the mounts- something thats a little discomforting with plastic anchors.:P

LGA775 Bolt-Thru-Kit for Ultra-90, Ultra-120, and HR-01
Just like the title says, this kit allows you to rid of the Intel standard push-pin setup on the HR-01, Ultra-120 and Ultra-90-775 heatsinks with the included bracket, hold down screws/springs and backplate
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Ultra 120-and 120 extreme both ship with bolt through mechanism. Mounting clips are different for extreme due to design change. 2 extra heatpipes means the top clamp clip that U120 comes with no longer passes through the legs, hence they have provided the x type top clip. The motherboard bracket is same as ultra.

These are extra sets you require with some old coolers and new sockets. If purchasing U 120 you are by default supplied with all you need to mount in on any supported socket.
 
Edrill said:
So no one's been able to confirm these prices yet??
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I mentioned to Gulbir all the doubts people have about the prices he gave me in the email and his response is that the prices are GOOD. I am going to pick up a couple of heat sinks today - I am waiting for a cheque to be cleared by my bank - I will post a confirmation when I get back..... BUT.... I will be dam*ed if I pay the JUNTA prices for my purchases from Prime :ohyeah:
 
Eazy said:
I mentioned to Gulbir all the doubts people have about the prices he gave me in the email and his response is that the prices are GOOD. I am going to pick up a couple of heat sinks today - I am waiting for a cheque to be cleared by my bank - I will post a confirmation when I get back..... BUT.... I will be dam*ed if I pay the JUNTA prices for my purchases from Prime :ohyeah:
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even i am waiting to buy since a couple of days. eazy can u tell me sure if the stock will come today
 
Hey guys, my AM2 X2 4200+ idles at 47-49C so if i get one of the HS like Ultra 120 or XP90, will the temp drop? how much will b the temp if i buy this coolers? i dont have any budget. which is the best one to go for? i prefer passive cooling and my room remp now a days are 29C on summers.. so according to it how much will b the temp drop?
 
nVidiaBeast said:
Hey guys, my AM2 X2 4200+ idles at 47-49C so if i get one of the HS like Ultra 120 or XP90, will the temp drop? how much will b the temp if i buy this coolers? i dont have any budget. which is the best one to go for? i prefer passive cooling and my room remp now a days are 29C on summers.. so according to it how much will b the temp drop?
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yes atleast 10C lol :P
 
As many people does know what Passive cooling or Active cooling ?

From PC Perspective

# Passive cooling – does not use a fan or other means of forced-air cooling. Relies on natural convection cooling.

# Pseudo-passive cooling – does not use a fan mounted directly onto the heatsink but does use forced air cooling from a nearby fan. May incorporate a fan duct or shroud.

# Active cooling – uses a fan directly mounted onto the heatsink for forced-air cooling.
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air pushing onto the hsf.

see how funky has put the fan on the hsf. put it on that side of the heatsink with air pushing onto the heatsink
 
Hi Guys,

this is to report that I did actually pick up an Ultra 120 for 2656 earler today from prime. I am based at bangalore but just happened to be in Mumbai for some work!! I believe I was the first one to actually pick one of these up!

So yes I can indeed confirm the price.

Eazy it was great to meet you at Prime. your enthusiasm and energy is great to see to see an indeed an inspiration. Keep on going!!

Saurabh
 
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