SilverStone Tundra Slim AIO Review
Introduction and Technical Specification
Published: 3rd November 2015 | Source: SilverStone | Price: £69.95 @ OCUK |
Introduction
We have concerns. Grave concerns. We think an intervention might be in order. The Tundra appears to be wasting away, each time we see it, there's less of it. First there was the original Tundra, quite a chunky monkey with one of the most robust radiators we've ever seen, then following a strictly enforced diet there was the Tundra Lite. A cheaper version (just) that had shed some pounds and slimmed down its rad a bit. Now we have the TD02-SLIM, which with its radiator and fans coming to only 37mm thick combined is quite frankly verging on anorexic. On a more serious note, if the TD02 SLIM does well in our torture tests it could do very well for itself with regards to sales. You see a rad and fan combo this slim can get into cases and places that most, if not all other AIOs can't
Technical Specification
| Intel | 775, 115X, 1366, 2011, 2011-v3 |
| AMD | AM2, AM3, FM1, FM2 |
| Radiator Dimensions | 273x120x22mm (LxWxH) |
| Rad and fan combined | 273x120x37mm (LxWxH) |
| Material | Aluminium rad, Copper cold plate, plastic pump body |
| Hose Length | 31mm |
| Fan size | 120x120x15mm |
| Fan Speed | 800-2200rpm |
| Fan Noise | 16.5-27.4dB(A) |
| Static Pressure | 0.31-1.84mmH20 |
| Airflow | 13.1-35.85CFM |
Key Features
Super slim 37mm total thickness for radiator and fan
Maintenance free, no refill required
Dual auto adjustable 120mm slim PWM fans included
Thick, leak-proof tubing improve reliability
0.2mm micro-channel water block design for improved
Large 100% copper base plate for fast heat transfer
Integrated blue LED indicator
Compatible with socket LGA775/115X/1366/2011/2011-v3/AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2
Most Recent Comments
QuoteI see they have lessened the quality and build of this (and thus looks) but at the price they're charging it's fair enough.
This could be very enticing for ITX users
QuoteIf I needed a slim, I would get this one based on the performance and reliability of the TD02.Quote
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