What makes the Silent Boost unique is the fan. This meaty 5 blade fan is what Thermaltake calls a "reversed fan". There is no housing that surrounds the fan blade tips. Thermaltake figures this is the main cause for turbulence, causing noise when the fan is in operation. The fan uses a standard 3-pin connector whose wires are sleeved. A 3-pin to Molex connector was not included.
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Friday Web Reviews:
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Interactive AMD Athlon 64 Socket 939 Pinmod guide v1.1 @ ocinside
MSI GeForce 7800 GT SLI Investigation @ nVnews
120mm Fan Roundup: 17 Fans Compared @ Madshrimps
Leadtek WinFast 7900 GTX Extreme @ Bjorn3D
Silverstone ST56ZF 560W PSU Review @ Technic3D
ASRock free external 3.5" hard drive enclosure review @ a1-electronics
Silentmaxx Fanless 400W ATX PSU @ Pro-Clockers
Thermaltake Silent Boost RX K8 CPU Cooler Review @ Virtual-Hideout
Gaming System Specs Guide for the Casual Gamer @ Short-Media.com
Tuniq Symmetry ATX Case Review @ Bigbruin.com
Enermax Laureate EB305C-B @ moddin.net
Scythe Kama Bay: Silent But Deadly @ OCModShop
Thermaltake Matrix VX @ Rbmods
OCZ EL DDR2 PC2-6400 Platinum XTC @ techPowerUp!
ECS KA1-MVP Extreme Motherboard Review @ motherboards.org
ABIT µGuru Panel @ BRnR
Thermaltake Tai-Chi Case @ Hardware Secrets
Cooler Master Musketeer 3 @ PCApex
Editorials
If you port a game, at least do it right! @ NGOHQ
Recasting the Concept of Podcasting: Part I @ Designtechnica
Sony Delays, Microsoft Plays @ OCModShop
Software
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NGO NVIDIA Optimized Driver v1.8425 @ NGOHQ
Mini-ITX Project Part III - Linux PVR @ XYZ Computing
Games
SEGA and Obisidian Entertainment Sign Deal @ GamersHell
Guild Wars Factions @ Strategy Informer
Logitech Harmony Universal Remote for Xbox 360 @ Techgage