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The Cooler Master Seidon 120XL is a liquid cooling system for processors. It has a 120 mm radiator with two 120 mm fans. Let's test it.
XSPC takes the guesswork and complications out of diving into liquid cooling with the Raystorm 750 RS 240 Kit, and solves much of the monetary angst as well. The XSPC Raystorm 750 RS240 Kit offers a complete dual 120mm radiator, open loop water cooling kit featuring matched top quality components and fittings all in one box. The kit features the high flow Raystorm CPU Block complete with Intel and AMD mounting kits. Heat exchange is handles by the dual 120mm RS240 copper/brass radiator using two 1650rpm high static fans. The dual 5.25” bay BayRes 750 features a windowed reservoir and enclosed pump capable of 750 lph and 1.8m head pressure. Rounding out the kit are black chrome plated brass ½” barb fittings along with 2m of 7/16” ID clear tubing and all necessary clamps. To add a bit of eye candy, blue accent LEDs are included for the CPU block and reservoir window. An easy to follow manual makes installation easy for even a water cooling novice. With the unexpectedly low retail price of $149.95, the Raystorm 750 RS240 Kit represents an incredible value with included components costing over 50% more if purchased separately. Just add coolant, and the Raystorm 750 RS240 Kit will provide the rest.
Just recently we show everyone what a high quality, high performance custom watercooling kit is capable off even when used with one of the hottest CPUs currently available. However although the pros of a custom watercooling kit are undeniable at the end of the day only enthusiasts, hardcore gamers and overclockers will opt for such a solution not only because of the somewhat high cost but also due to the time required to install it and the various things you need to watch out for such as leaks (mostly at first use) and the need to add more coolant when needed. This is also the reason as to why a while ago many manufacturers decided to launch their very own AIO (All In One) liquid CPU Coolers that have all four parts (radiator, tubes, pump, waterblock) attached from the factory to simplify things for the masses. Antec became well known for their AIO Liquid CPU Coolers with the KUHLER H2O 620, 920 and just recently the 1220 model which unfortunately was not very widely distributed. Well Antec is back and so today we will be taking a look at the smallest member of their latest KUHLER line the KUHLER H2O 650 Liquid CPU Cooler.
Im Test müssen sich mit der NZXT Kraken X60 auf Asetek-Basis und der Swiftech H2O 320 als Eigenentwicklung zwei großformatige All-in-One-Wasserkühler beweisen.
LarKooler was established in 2009 to manufacture cost-effective PC cooling solutions. MadShrimps reviewed their first entry in to the DYI in the end of 2009; while it was not the most high end or best performing kit out there, the total picture was right on track with LarKooler's main objective: provide good cooling performance at an amazing bang for buck ratio. Since a few years AIO units took over a big part in the cooling business, with the most successful being the Corsair Hydro series. Ease of installation is their main trademark, however as most of these are closed loop, there is no option to integrate extra components in the cooling loop. The latter is the strong point of the DIY kits besides being versatile to add extra components they also provide awesome cooling performance at a low noise ratio. The SkyWater 330 kit today is one of those ready to build kits, however price wise it retails at a similar price as the high end 240/280 AIOs. Million dollar question can it beat those in raw performance figures ?
Passend zu den heißen Temperaturen haben wir uns letzte Woche eine fertig zusammen gestellte Wasserkühlung aus dem Shop von Aquatuning.de geholt, das Phobya Pure Performance Kit 240LT. Dabei handelt es sich um eine richtige Wasserkühlung, also keine AIO Lösung. Die Komponenten wurden der Leistung nach passend ausgewählt, so dass auch das Budget nicht unnötig in die Höhe getrieben wurde. Dieses Kit haben wir auf unserem Core i7 4790K Rechner ausgetestet.
This week I received an unexpected delivery. The parcel was send by Mushkin Europe... I expected some new rams or a power supply, seemed I was in for a nice surprise. The package contained three white 1 liter cans. There was not much info on them, besides Extreme Performance and some technical mumbo jumbo concerning the mixture of the cooling fluid. Got your attention ? If so Read on.. if not read on too!
For true CPU cooling performance and silence, air cooling is not thought to be the solution. You need water cooling. It seems a scary concept – cooling your processor with water – which is why many enthusiasts steer clear of the idea. Moreover, it can be costly with an average kit easily topping the £100 mark.
Phobya haben ihr Sortiment kürzlich erstmals um Radiatoren erweitert. Was diese Wärmetauscher taugen, werden wir in mehreren Testberichten überprüfen, angefangen mit dem heutigen Artikel: Wir haben uns den Phobya G-Changer 360 vorgenommen und genau untersucht. Was der G-Changer zu bieten hat und wie er sich leistungsmäßig im Vergleich zu anderen Triple-Radiatoren schlägt, erfahrt ihr im Test.
Die kanadische Firma CoolIT Systems ist auf die Entwicklung wartungsfreier Kühllösungen auf Flüssigkeitsbasis spezialisiert. Mit der Domino A.L.C (Advanced Liquid Cooling) brachte CoolIT Systems eine bereits vorbefüllte und kompakte Wasserkühlung für Prozessoren auf den Markt, welche wir euch in diesem Artikel näher vorstellen werden.
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