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Old 05-05-2008, 19:55
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Yeah ...To be honest, I have been putting it off this week because my board is all prepped for phase, so won't be great for doing piccies with neoprene stuck all over it

So, if anyone else is interested in the Transpiper 2, leave a message here and I'll point DFI at the thread
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look's nice and it see that don't have problem with some coolers ! if they sell to a reasonable price, as consuming end I believe that serious the best option price/yield, instead of to have to buy several separately
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If the price is reasonable, say 40 euros, i'd buy it just for the PWM part, cutting away the rest. Or if Thermalright would do a PWM only cooler for this DFI model i'd buy it for sure.
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I would think the price of the Transpiper has to be greater than the difference in price between the LT and UT, so your guess is probably about right

Pure speculation of course
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DFI have said that if there is enough interest, they will sell them. I think they are having a word with the distributor any time now about it.
I'll buy!!!!
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If I can place a TRUE on my CPU facing front to back, then I definitly would like to buy this Kit. Must clear NB.
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