no response? anyone?

I know nothing of the Tundra so I can't help much in that regard, but I do run an H100i in push-pull. I did, however, swap out the stock fans for Noctua Nf-F12s in the interest of silence and have been very pleased. It's been quite a while since I dialed in my OC, but if I recall correctly, the hottest core was around 75C after an all-night session of P95 AVX with my cpu at 4.8/1.4v (HT on). In daily use, I leave them at about 750 rpm and my rig is effectively silent. I might crank them up to 1000-1200 rpm while playing a cpu-intensive game and temps stay in the fifties. Of course, those fans ain't cheap, so ymmv.

I know nothing of the Tundra so I can't help much in that regard, but I do run an H100i in push-pull. I did, however, swap out the stock fans for Noctua Nf-F12s in the interest of silence and have been very pleased. It's been quite a while since I dialed in my OC, but if I recall correctly, the hottest core was around 75C after an all-night session of P95 AVX with my cpu at 4.8/1.4v (HT on). In daily use, I leave them at about 750 rpm and my rig is effectively silent. I might crank them up to 1000-1200 rpm while playing a cpu-intensive game and temps stay in the fifties. Of course, those fans ain't cheap, so ymmv.

Yep I already have an original H100 in push pull using 4 Corsair SP120 High Performance editions but I am getting a new case and I want a new cooler as well. I am seriously thinking of getting the Tundra TD02 and using two of my corsair fans in pull (as exhausts). I will clean out my H100 from any dust and sell it on. The aesthetics/build quality of the Tundra has swayed it for me, now all I need to do is find a way of sleeving those horrible plastic white tubes it has!