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Technic3D hat die Enermax ELC120 Kompaktwasserkühlung im Test. Die ELC120 Kühlung von Enermax stellt sich dort dem Vergleich der starken Konkurrenz. Ob die Kühlung in allen Bereichen überzeugen kann, steht im folgenden Review.
During the last years, many cooling vendors included all in one liquid cooling solutions into their lineups. While being very popular, thanks to the good cooling performance, plus requiring zero maintenance and their ease of installation, the 120mm models had a major drawback. The noise generated was either at a disturbing level when the end user required maximum cooling or the cooling performance would get a significant performance hit when the fan speeds were lowered; the larger 240mm models coped far better with modern processors. Secondly due to the larger dissipation area allowed them to operate at a far more acceptable noise level. With the new breed 140 or 280mm AIOs the gap is closed again with the full blown do-it-yourself watercooled kits. Today we review a true watercooling kit, in it's purest form: the Slovenian EK waterblocks LT 360.
Thermaltake's Water 2.0 series has already come and gone. We were lucky enough to be able to take a look at the Water 2.0 Extreme which we felt was a great cooler in terms of performance but was let down slightly by its very high price tag relative to the competition. Now Thermaltake have progressed to the Water 3.0 series and with have with us today the Water 3.0 Pro. The Water 3.0 Pro is a dual 120mm fan Asetek based AIO cooler that features a 49mm thick, aka double thickness, 120mm aluminium radiator.
In the computer world, every once in awhile a company that is thought of as bargain basement starts to come out with great products. In this case we’re talking about XSPC. Usually considered at best to be entry level, not many would give XSPC a second look for pure performance. That is until they released their first Raystorm blocks. Now not only are they affordable, but they actually stack up against the big name water cooling manufacturers. And that leads us to today’s review, the XSPC RayStorm 750 RS240 Watercooling kit. This kit has everything you need to build your own custom watercooling loop. Let’s take a look…
Up for review today I have another CPU cooler, but this one is liquid based. Cooler Master has sent over the Seidon 120XL all-in-one liquid cooling system which is a closed loop setup that requires virtually no maintenance from the end user besides blowing the dust out of of the radiator every once in a while. The Seidon 120XL features the ability to use one of two of the included 120mm fans, how many you use will depend on your needs of course, but I found that using either one of two the Seidon is very quiet and performs extremely well at keeping the CPU cool either at stock or even at overclocked speeds. The Seidon 120XL is very well made and fairly easy to install as well. So read on to learn more and how everything works…
Everyone know Cooler Master and their Gamer Cases. But in this review we will look at
something completely different. It is the Cooler Master Seidon 120XL Liquid CPU Cooler -
a closed system with a single fan radiator and CPU block with built in 12 volt pump.
Prodotti innovativi e a basso costo sono ormai l’unica chiave per il successo in un mercato affollato di proposte più o meno simili e in cui la crisi economica rende gli utenti sempre più restii all’acquisto. La funzionalità e il design sono quindi elementi chiave ricercati dall’utente, che vuole un prodotto prima di tutto efficace per le sue esigenze, ma che gli permetta anche di distinguersi dalla massa. Il Lamptron CW611 è probabilmente uno di quei controller in grado di fare la differenza, sia a livello funzionale, per il quale l’azienda introduce per la prima volta il supporto ufficiale a pompe e flussimetri, sia a livello estetico, grazie al design pulito ed elegante. Nel corso di questa recensione vi presentiamo in anteprima l’analisi di un esemplare ricevuto in beta-test, i cui sporadici bug rilevati sono stati prontamente risolti per le versioni introdotte in commercio.
Heute möchten wir Euch ein weiteres Produkt der Firma Phobya
vorstellen.
Und zwar den Xtreme 200 - V.2 - Full Copper Radiator. Phobya konnte
bisher mit
tollen Ideen, einer mehr als überzeugenden Leistung, einer tadellosen
Qualität und
unschlagbarem Preis/Leistungverhältnis punkten. Ob ihnen das mit dem
neuen
High-End Radiator abermals gelingt soll der folgende Test klären.
Intro : « Après le Seidon 120M, c'est au tour du Seidon 240M de passer entre nos mains. Un kit watercooling AiO en 240mm qui a pour mission de relever le niveau de son petit frère en overclocking. Verdict ? »
Die Antec 920 H20 V4 soll ja laut Hersteller eigener Werbung eine Next Generation High Performance Lösung sein. Damit würde dann also die CPU so gut wie mit einer Custom Wakü gekühlt werden und das alles zum Preis eines Luftkühlers. Das beinhaltet somit das man mit diesen Kühler extrem Warme CPUs sehr gut kühlen kann, der Rechner extrem leise ist und das Ganze dann auch noch optisch etwas her macht. Hier hat sich Antec einiges vorgenommen. Ob das alles so stimmt, werden wir mit unserem neuen Test überprüfen. Immerhin stimmt die Tatsache zuversichtlich dass die Firma Antec einige Erfahrung in Sachen Kühlung bereits aufweisen kann. So stammten einige der ersten Kompakt-Wasserkühlung von Antec….
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