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5/2/11 at 2:03pm
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The M8 will be able to fit 4 360 rads , as well as a 120 or 240 depending on how you have things set up. So, that's 5 radiators, stock.

The setup in mine will be 1x 360 and 1x 120 for the time being. More than enough to cool a CPU/GPU/and Aquaero 5 cooling block. Maybe I'll throw another 360 rad in there if I go Crossfire....
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5/2/11 at 3:38pm
Wow - I forgot this part of the forum existed. That's embarrassing!

It looks like my "team" did a pretty good job of responding (Thanks guys!), but if you any other questions, I'll be happy to answer them.

One other thing I'll mention is that we also offer a pedestal for the M8/M10/T10 that will allow you to mount up to a pair of 420's (or ???) under the case - just in case you run out of cooling capacity

Here's a picture of an M10 on one:
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5/2/11 at 3:54pm
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Depends, I paid $14.09 each for mines and shipping only came out to about $16 for me (but I bought 25 total so the cost was smaller)

Aquatuning is currently selling it for a hair over 15... the price has been creeping up but I think that has to do with the Japan issue.

http://www.aquatuning.us/product_inf...20x25mm--.html

Yes you can get Yate Loons but the sound quality is definitely noticeable. All personal choice though
well if I was going to go WC then it might as well be quiet since I'll be spending a ton on the case and setup. I will just save up for a while and see what I can do with a full computer upgrade sometime in the future. It might be a little while though lol.

I don't know about static pressure but my noctua 140mm fan is 65CFM while the A-15 is only 57CFM The Noctua 120mm fan has 54.3CFM so a little less than the A-15 but still much quieter.

Just found the static pressure for the Noctua fans.

The static pressure for the Noctua 120mm fan in 1.68 mmH2O and the 140mm fan is 1.29 mmH2O. So out of these two I would go for the 120mm fan of course. I cannot find the static pressure of the Gentle Typhoons anywhere though.

This seems to really be a hard decision for me lol

EDIT: you know what? I don't want to keep bothering you for more answers lol. My hunger for knowledge will never be satisfied so I will just hold off on the questions until I am actually planning to make the upgrade to WC sometime in the far future. Thanks for answering all the questions that I had though!
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5/2/11 at 4:01pm
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Wow - I forgot this part of the forum existed. That's embarrassing!

It looks like my "team" did a pretty good job of responding (Thanks guys!), but if you any other questions, I'll be happy to answer them.

One other thing I'll mention is that we also offer a pedestal for the M8/M10/T10 that will allow you to mount up to a pair of 420's (or ???) under the case - just in case you run out of cooling capacity

Here's a picture of an M10 on one:
It looks so nice! How much does the stand cost and it works for the TX10 as well, correct? The wheels and extra cooling are very tempting

EDIT: sorry for the double post btw
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5/2/11 at 4:11pm
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It looks so nice! How much does the stand cost and it works for the TX10 as well, correct? The wheels and extra cooling are very tempting

EDIT: sorry for the double post btw
The pedestal (MAC-100) is $159.95. It wouldn't fit a TX10 because the footprints are vastly different: 15" x 20" for the pedestal and 20" x 30" for the TX10. In a very real sense, the TX10 has the pedestal already built in (x 2).

General Note: The pedestal is considered to be a case rather than an accessory and is not subject to the 25% discount (sorry )

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5/2/11 at 4:17pm
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The pedestal (MAC-100) is $159.95. It wouldn't fit a TX10 because the footprints are vastly different: 15" x 20" for the pedestal and 20" x 30" for the TX10. In a very real sense, the TX10 has the pedestal already built in (x 2).

General Note: The pedestal is considered to be a case rather than an accessory and is not subject to the 25% discount (sorry )

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Gotcha, thank you. So if I was to ever go for the TX10 it would not matter anyways because that case already has the cooling power twice over according to you. Very good to know.

Is there a long written out post somewhere that explains the 25% discount? That would really help out a purchase like this!
I just want to know some more details about it, but I don't think that you would want to type them all out.
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5/2/11 at 4:30pm
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Gotcha, thank you. So if I was to ever go for the TX10 it would not matter anyways because that case already has the cooling power twice over according to you. Very good to know.

Is there a long written out post somewhere that explains the 25% discount? That would really help out a purchase like this!
I just want to know some more details about it, but I don't think that you would want to type them all out.
The TX10 looks a little like the picture above but with a "pedestal" at both the top and bottom (both with 30" x 8" openings for BIG rad setups )

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Is there a long written out post somewhere that explains the 25% discount?
LOL!! I'm not a lawyer so this will be easy: When you buy one of these cases: M8, M10, MH10, T10, or TH10 (and TX10 when available), upgrades and accessories you order at the time of purchase will be discounted by 25%.

The one exception is the pedestal which doesn't quite fit into either category

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5/2/11 at 4:38pm
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well if I was going to go WC then it might as well be quiet since I'll be spending a ton on the case and setup. I will just save up for a while and see what I can do with a full computer upgrade sometime in the future. It might be a little while though lol.

I don't know about static pressure but my noctua 140mm fan is 65CFM while the A-15 is only 57CFM The Noctua 120mm fan has 54.3CFM so a little less than the A-15 but still much quieter.

Just found the static pressure for the Noctua fans.

The static pressure for the Noctua 120mm fan in 1.68 mmH2O and the 140mm fan is 1.29 mmH2O. So out of these two I would go for the 120mm fan of course. I cannot find the static pressure of the Gentle Typhoons anywhere though.

This seems to really be a hard decision for me lol

EDIT: you know what? I don't want to keep bothering you for more answers lol. My hunger for knowledge will never be satisfied so I will just hold off on the questions until I am actually planning to make the upgrade to WC sometime in the far future. Thanks for answering all the questions that I had though!
If silence is the game you might find better than the Gentle Typhoons. The static pressure numbers is a "game" The reason GT's do so well is that they are not aimed for the consumer market and therefore serve up more accurate details. For example Coolermaster fans claim high CFM and low decibels but in reality do not meet both at the same time. They can do this because consumers are less likely to complain or even have the equipment necessary to verify this information or that it is presented in a truthful manner.

Again - there are several options and I urge you to check them all out to your preference! I am a convert as are many others to Gentle Typhoons. If you want more info on the GT series I would suggest you look here http://www.overclock.net/air-cooling...hoon-club.html

They can provide much greater information than I can and I don't want to steal Jim's forum either lol.

BTW if you want to see the pedestal in action check out this build log here. http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...edestal-3.html
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5/3/11 at 1:33am
Mh10 is not for Sr-2, am I right cos I thought it was meant for AT XL layout only.
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5/3/11 at 3:13am
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Mh10 is not for Sr-2, am I right cos I thought it was meant for AT XL layout only.
Nope the M10 was originally the AT XL layout and then they added the MH10 which does accept HPTX motherboards(SR-2). It uses the exact same motherboard tray as the TH10.

Notice in the comparison how the H series are for the HPTX boards

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MAGNUM M10
Base Price: $379.95
Size: 15"W x 19.06"H x 20.06"D (381mm x 484mm x 510mm)
PCI Slots: 10
Form Factor: XL-ATX
Max Radiator Size: 120.3 (Note: Loses one radiator position over MB)
Flex-Bays (5.25”): 10
HDD Capacity: 12 (24 using Flex-Bays)
Weight: 21 lbs.

MAGNUM T10
Base Price: $439.95
Size: 15"W x 25.06"H x 20.06"D (381mm x 637mm x 510mm)
PCI Slots: 10
Form Factor: XL-ATX
Max Radiator Size: 120.3
Flex-Bays (5.25”): 13
HDD Capacity: 16 (32 using Flex-Bays)
Weight: TBA

MAGNUM MH10
Base Price: $439.95
Size: 15"W x 19.06"H x 26.06"D (381mm x 484mm x 662mm)
PCI Slots: 10
Form Factor: HPTX (SR-2)
Max Radiator Size: 120.4
Flex-Bays (5.25”): 10
HDD Capacity: 12 (24 using Flex-Bays)
Weight: TBA

MAGNUM TH10
Base Price: $479.95
Size: 15"W x 25.06"H x 26.06"D (381mm x 637mm x 662mm)
PCI Slots: 10
Form Factor: HPTX (SR-2)
Max Radiator Size: 120.4
Flex-Bays (5.25”): 13
HDD Capacity: 16 (32 using Flex-Bays)
Weight: TBA

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