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Today we are looking at the newest addition to the Corsair Hydro Series, the H60. The H60 is the result of Corsair and CoolIT Systems teaming up. Join us as we see how this new cooler holds up on our Intel Core i7-930 test bench and up against the recently tested offering from Antec, the Kuhler H2O 620.
Overclockers are not the only ones that can benefit from liquid coolers. The heatsink of a liquid cooler takes up much less space than your typical CPU tower cooler. This can potentially benefit the air flow and therefore the temperatures. We put this theory to the test, does water cooling improve the air flow and thereby lower the temperature inside a PC?
Corsair have updated the waterblock design and given the Hydro H60 a new compact profile which hides functional changes to the integrated pump and improves mounting bracket installation significantly. All of this is transparent to the end user though. Being the 'entry level' water cooler model, the H60's waterblock lacks the integrated fan controller and LINK hardware present on the Hydro H80i and H100i units. No matter, you don't need the software/USB stuff to operate a watercooler such as this.
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.
We’re currently on a hot streak of XSPC watercooling components. So far we’ve looked at a full loop kit, an upgraded radiator, and an external radiator stand. Today’s review will round out that group of excellently performing PC cooling components with the XSPC Razer GTX690 full cover water block for the GTX 690 Graphics Card. Follow along as we find out if this block can keep our dual chip GPU as cool as this block looks.
Aiming to stamp their authority in a rapidly-growing market, the trio of ‘Seidon’ units represents Cooler Master’s first range of globally-available, new-generation all-in-one liquid CPU coolers. Can the mid-range Seidon 120M prove itself as a viable competitor to the likes of Corsair’s H60 and Antec’s Kuhler 620?
Corsair brings out a new 2012 edition H60 AIO liquid cooler for us to try out. Stick around and see everything that is new in the Hydro Series
In dem heutigem Test wollen wir uns -Wasser- von EKL-Alpenföhn etwas näher anschauen. Mit der Kompaktwasserkühlung für CPUs betritt Alpenföhn das erste mal den Markt in diesem Bereich. Bereits seit 2008 bietet Alpenföhn hochwertige CPU Kühler an, doch der Markt entwickelt sich bekanntlich weiter. So soll -Wasser- dank moderner Technik sich einen Namen in dem Aktuell stark beworbenen All-In-One Wasserkühlung-Bereich machen. In wie weit dies in der Praxis aussieht und was die Kühlung leistet, wollen wir in diesem Testbericht zeigen.
"Wasser- oder Luftkühlung, welche soll ich nehmen?" Diesen Satz liest man nicht selten. Doch wo liegen die Vorteile einer Wasserkühlung und lohnt sich die Anschaffung einer preiswerten CPU-Only-Lösung in den Zeiten von leistungsstarken Prozessor-Luftkühlern? Diesen und einigen weiteren Fragen wollen wir im Laufe des folgenden Artikels auf den Grund gehen.
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