Hi Guys,
As much as it pains me to join a forum to defend myself from faceless insults and criticism; I suppose I have no choice. I'm Fly, Fred hunt, the reviewer for bit tech that some of you guys have felt the need to comment about without knowing all the facts. In fact, next time you decide to call somebody's work crap, how about having the courage to say it to his face so that he may have the chance to defend himself.
Anyway, here goes...
If you look at the photograph a few inches above you will see how shiny the heat sink actually is; mirror like. The scratches are made to look worse than they actually are by the lighting (you can't even feel them when running your nail across the surface). If you actually know what thermal compound does, you would have understood the end of the first sentence.
Why? The Thermalright SP-94 is one of the most common good coolers on the market with its fair share of awards and reviews. The kit is not aimed at the ultimate hardcore overclocker, but at the user entering watercooling looking for silence and ease of assembly.
Once again, if you had read the review you would see that the other components in the case are causing instability by overheating. This is not because of the Reserator's inability to shift heat, but because of its inability to shift air.
Care to elaborate?
And how would you have done it then?
Crap? Bullshit? Shitty? Sucks? All this bad Karma and not one valid reason to back it up. You, my friend, should try to support your flow of insults by at least enlightening us with some of your self awarded genius.
Poorly done? Poorly measured? Care to explain?
And by the way, the Reserator is on par with the SP-94 unless you fit it with an ear busting Delta Screamer, which I'm afraid a silence seeker is not likely to do.
Any advice for my next literary masterpiece?
As always, you can contact me on
fly@bit-tech.net . I am open to suggestions, for discussions and anything other than insults and name-calling.
Drop me a line.
Fred Hunt
Reviews Editor
bit-tech.net