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Third-gen self-contained liquid CPU-cooler comes courtesy of a new collaboration with Asetek.
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Third-gen self-contained liquid CPU-cooler comes courtesy of a new collaboration with Asetek.
So basically a Corsair H50 clone? Hardly exciting :(
I wouldn't call it a clone in the sense it's a copy, it is the H50 (or H70), it's built by the same OEM - Asetek. Although having said that this is a slightly upgraded version of the Corsair kit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Methanoid
Exactly what I thought when i saw it, looks more like a rebranded H50.Quote:
Originally Posted by Methanoid
It's a H50 radiator with a H70 pump/block/base, it will be nice to see how this compares to the H50.
It's just another asetek cooler but mixing parts from multiple previous models sold through corsair.
Lets face it these are nothing more than starter kits. Watercooling a CPU only is not particularly sensible, you will get just as good results and probably cheaper from a top ranked air cooler
Watercooling becomes far more sensible when you are cooling CPU and GPU. For those running SLI/Crossfire systems I would say that water cooling is clearly better than air cooling both for performace and noise.
But as a safe introduction to water cooling this kit is not bad
Beware Antec and anything 3rd party developed. Their warranty doesn't appear to work for items that aren't 100% Antec manufactured (in my experience).
Sorry, I just saw this. The KUHLER H2O 620 is completely covered by a our three year warranty.Quote:
Originally Posted by MonkeyL
Looks very much like the H-50, same OEM I hear?