Your all time favourite OC3D review.

[peanutsrevenge]

In no particular order (cos mood changes too many things) and reserving the right to add more later if/when I think of them:

NoFan CPU Cooler
H2 vs R3
H100 Troll video (mostly because of the stupid people in the comments section)
The first case labs vid (M8?) (could see all the ideas rolling around in Tom's head).

 

[MicroAlex]

Probably my fav, makes you think twice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCuKM6Ux4B4

 

[peanutsrevenge]

Probably my fav, makes you think twice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCuKM6Ux4B4

Plus the preview image makes TTL look like a .....

 

[2Dcypher]

It's gotta be the 40 fan H100 XD

O.k. no XD H100 version of the all-in-one liquid cooler
but some are picky, actually its this bla bla bla, who cares.
The 40 fan SP120mm I think fans or just say the quiet fans not the perfornance fans from corsairs new range with a different fin setup which ineed makes the fans either quiet or loud, get to Aria get a selection, your pick of performance or silence and get going BUT...
TTL sounds simply ecstatic when it gets round to the overclocking live tests, it's funny when he's sarcastic about the fans on one side alone but a shytload-up and I do mean lots of fans will render the central heating less than useless as its running electricity for the test and gas for central heating.

Now I love seeing people satisfied in there job so tinytomlogan/TTL or The Guvnor all affectionately called, glad to see that put you in a hyper good mood and if you reviewed a separate thing after that its obvious why!

One and only con. comment for the H100 40 x 120mm fan mod review is that it could have had a clear windowed surround mod to lift or hear it a little quieter and would probably make no effect on benchmarks, but for a setup the size of a V8 flat-head engine it still looks awesome and still gets 10/10!!

 

[cgull]

Well they're all good really.straight shootin,no bs full tech reviews.Now I've tasted gold can't go back to 'kickass'.

Have a few faves:
All case labs- awesome products. When I sat on santa's knee I used to ask for a few ho's for Xmas, now I want one of these babies.
Nzxt switch 810- had it all,with a few extra 'barbs' thrown in.
Cm690ii water cooling- cos I have one and it showed me everything I need to know to w/c ..dosh,no income and quacks taking 2.5 years to find a micro brain tumor that's treatable put a dampener on that idea..sorry off topic, but I should slowly get better.just sucks being misdiagnosed for so long.

My fave though is the orca builds-we had to wait but all good things take time and it was worth it.Showed the thought and planning that needs to go into fulfilling a vision.also the patience to get what you really want and not settle.kudos

Keep up the good stuff and continue to be yo'self and not take any shyte- cos that's what we like,and those who dwell under the bridges don't mean nuttin but a chicken wing on a string.

 

[2Dcypher]

With you on ho's for Xmas but Tom actually standing next to the gigantic case labs unit was bloody dwarfing him!
The Orca remains (I hope) an amazing piece of engineering.
TITAN vid was flawless except for the "geek pawn"... "but again, that's just me being picky".
All OC3D Staff I salute you!

 

[alienware]

Probably my fav, makes you think twice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCuKM6Ux4B4

Yeah that one's friggin fantastic :lol:

 

[Josh Weston]

Yeah, i'm a fan of the Thortech review too. Great video

 

[2Dcypher]

O.k. no different text, I agree with that video, nothing in a computer component list is one you know, trust as a reliable brand and have used a few different ones maybe so you know the best ones, my last was Antec's 'true power 1200Watt'
black with red racing stripes, it was really very good, cost a lot but worth paying out for one!

Edit:

Sorry that last message reply was Evin rubbish apart from making sure you have that extra wattage lol on a psu, anyway a brand you know and trust to last is most definatley the one you want, the future-proofing of a p.c. rig i do believe lay's in the psu unit's power!