Introduction

From the Silverstone website:

Here at SilverStone Technology, we continue to pride ourselves in providing the highest level of standards in designing and manufacturing computer enclosures, power supplies, and accessories. Our pursuit for the first class aesthetic appeal is relentless; our teams of devoted engineers are constantly searching for the best technologies that suit end-users with different needs and will make our products as technologically sound as they are beautiful.

SilverStone Technology has been around for years and has amassed a rather large following thanks to many innovative and exceptional products. With a policy that revolves around perfect quality and outstanding design with a desire for customer satisfaction, it's not hard to see how they became as popular as they are. With many successful products, such as the Raven, Temjin, and Sugo cases, and a solid lineup for CPU coolers, fans, and power supplies, they have managed to stay relevant in an ever-evolving PC-hardware market. The Tundra Super Slim series is an example of that. An evolution of more traditional all-in-one liquid coolers, the Super Slim series makes them even thinner at just 37 mm vs. the more typical 52 mm or more. This series allows users to get better cooling in extremely tight and small cases.

It's been awhile since I have reviewed a Silverstone cooler. Today, we take a look at the Tundra TD03-SLIM. This 120 mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler makes use of a slim radiator and fan to cut total thickness down to 37 mm. Geared toward systems where space is at a premium, it will be quite interesting to see how it holds up. So without further delay, let's take a closer look!

Packaging

The box measures in at roughly 24.6 cm long, 22.2 cm wide, and 14.0 cm tall. Starting with the front, we find a detailed image of the Tundra TD03-SLIM as well as a list of features and supported sockets. Moving to the left side, we find another image of the Tundra TD03-SLIM that details the radiator's and fan's thickness. Spinning the box around to the back, we are presented with a list of features in various languages.


On the right side is just another image of the cooler and nothing more. Looking at the top, we find all the various specifications for the pump, fan, and radiator, as well as the supported CPU sockets. Finally, the bottom details the most important features of the cooler along with some images for added clarification.

Contents

As per the usual when opening the box for an AIO, we are greeted by the stereotypical cardboard tray that protects the liquid cooler. A foam sheet is also used for added protection, which is nice to see.


Everything needed to install the Tundra TD03-SLIM is included. V.2 offers AM4 support as well.

Common parts supplied for mounting include:

• 8x M3 radiator screws
• 8x M3 fan screws
• 8x M3 slim fan screws
• 4x Backplate screws
• 4x Intel 2011 screw pillars
• 4x Standoffs
• 4x Phillips head spring screws
• 4x Backplate washers
• 2x AMD mounting clip
• 2x Intel mounting clip
• 1x 4-pin to Molex
• 1x Tube of thermal grease
• 1x 120 mm slim fan
• 1x User manual
• 1x Backplate
• 1x Pre-filled liquid cooler
• 1x LGA 775 spacer