Thermaltake Big Typhoon HSF review

[n7]

culex44, i replied to your PM.

You shouldn't need to change the backplate the MSI comes with, unless you really feel the desire.

 

[WhipperSnapper]

Originally posted by: virtualrain

I'm concerned that if I had this cooler and transported my computer in my car to a friends for a LAN party that even if I layed it on its side, the bumps in the car might cause this thing to torque the board enough to do some damage. I suspect that if you didn't lay your PC on its side while transporting it that you would end up with your motherboard in two pieces after you arrived.

I was just wondering the exact same thing. Can you imagine that lever-arm of an HSF bouncing around in a car if your computer were upright? You'd have to lay it on its mobo-side and hope that it didn't shake too much.