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Nous l'avons attendu depuis sa date d'annonce, et il est enfin arrivé dans notre labo ! NZXT est spécialisé dans les boîtiers et systèmes de refroidissement à air et il vient de rejoindre les autres constructeurs proposant un kit watercooling tout-en-un (AIO) pour nos chers processeurs. Deux kits ont été dévoilés: le Kraken X40 avec un dissipateur de 140mm, et le Kraken X60 utilisant un radiateur de 280mm.
We tested the Corsair H80i, a sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a 120 mm radiator cooled by two 120 mm fans. Check it out!
The Kraken X60 is a sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a 280 mm radiator cooled by two 140 mm fans placed side-by-side. Check it out!
One of the biggest selling points of Swiftech’s all in one cooler, the H220 is it’s claim to be a fully expandable liquid cooling system. By this they mean it is possible to add other cooling elements to the self contained loop. This would mean that for the price of only $139.99 USD you can buy for yourself the complete set of core components needed for a custom liquid cooling loop, something that would normally cost around $300. The main components include; a pump, a radiator, a block for the component you wish to cool, and a reservoir. Starting off from these items you can now easily add any other element from your rig to the loop. If their claim is true, the sky’s the limit, you can liquid cool anything from your gpu to your chipset, to your ram. Not keeping cool enough with just the 240mm radiator? Throw an additional radiator into the loop as well! Follow along as we explore how to work with a liquid cooling loop, and find out just what the limits of this “expandability” are.
Swiftech is among the world's largest and leading manufacturers of water cooling.
Swiftech was founded back in 1994 and their brand is today recognized worldwide.
The product we are looking at today is the Swiftech H220 - a Dual 120mm All-In-One CPU
Liquid Cooling Kit, factory pre-filled for plug-and-play installation.
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.
Cooler Master ha stupito molti con il suo teaser trailer relativo alla nuova famiglia di soluzioni a liquido integrato, la serie Eisberg, e non per casualità o false aspettative. Questa nuova gamma di dissipatori si differenzia dalle altre per moltissime caratteristiche innovative, ed il produttore è uno dei leader nel settore delle componenti enthusiast e di fascia alta, quindi è ovvio che ci si aspetti molto da queste soluzioni. Di fatto la serie Eisberg rappresenta l’anello di congiunzione tra le soluzioni a liquido tradizionali, da assemblare, e gli All-in-One finora introdotti sul mercato, coniugando i vantaggi di entrambe le categorie. La versione che esamineremo oggi è la top di gamma, ovvero il modello Eisberg 240L Prestige, dotato di un radiatore da 240mm e quindi predisposto per due o quattro ventole da 120mm. A catalogo esiste anche la versione da 120mm, ma sarà analizzata a tempo debito. Vi auguriamo una buona lettura.
Dopo la presentazione dei prodotti Tundra di Silverstone, che potete trovare QUI, oggi finalmente analizziamo il modello TD03: signore e signori, il primo modello proprietario del famoso produttore asiatico, con circuito chiuso a liquido (AIO)! Sono stati presentati due modelli, il TD02 con radiatore da 240mm ed il TD03, con radiatore da 120mm. Il design è completamente nuovo e sono presenti numerose innovazioni strutturali che sulla carta permettono un netto miglioramento qualitativo rispetto ai modelli della concorrenza. Il fatto che Silverstone abbia messo il suo zampino, certamente fa ben sperare, ed a prima vista è inutile far presente che è senza ombra di dubbio la soluzione più bella tra quelle immesse in commercio fin d’ora, se si esclude il modello Cooler Master Eisberg. Analizziamo insieme dunque il Silverstone TD03, buona lettura.
Cooler Master and Swiftech have teamed up on the Glacer 240L, taking the foundation of the H220 and turning up every aspect another notch. It is still fully assembled and filled out of the box, and uses one of the easiest to use and best engineered install kits ever seen on an AiO liquid CPU cooler.
Liquid CPU coolers have become quite prevalent over the last couple years, and you can’t help but notice another one pop up on the market here and there, especially from Corsair. Ivy Bridge and Haswell CPUs are very well known to be large heat producers, so one needs a better solution to cool them down. The stock HSF that Intel includes with these CPUs isn’t enough, since even in stock form you can see very high temperatures, depending on the application you’re running. Not something you want to see with a brand new processor, right? Step on over to Corsair’s recently released Hydro Series H75 liquid CPU cooler. This cooler is designed to tame those nasty temperatures that you may be seeing and also be very compact, measuring only 25mm thick, fitting in small cases and/or tight spaces. Read on to see how it performs!
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