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Congratulations, you have made it to the final year of this world, or as typical, normal people would call, 2012. Now, assuming you are not some death-craving Mayan preparing for the end of the world, here at APH Networks, we have a review for you on liquid cooling. To be more specific, the Thermaltake Bigwater 760 Plus CPU cooler. I always find it interesting how many people find liquid cooling something for hardcore enthusiasts. This isn't completely true. While back in the late 90's it would be a true statement, today, many high-end gaming rigs come with liquid cooling, and you can even buy chassis with built-in systems as well. Not to mention there are many products out there you can easily get your hands on to instantly put in liquid cooling. However, one of the major hurdles for consumers to adopt liquid cooling amass is the fear of leaks and other unknowns. Fortunately, those who have played with any liquid cooling know that leaks are very rare when done properly, and you can always test to make sure it will not go wrong before installing it. The advantages of liquid cooling are quite large, but for your average all-in-one liquid cooling solutions, the best benefit you can get is removing that large aftermarket air cooler from your computer, and replacing it with something easier to fit. Now, I'm not here to give lectures on the benefits of liquid cooling, so let's take a look at the Bigwater 760 Plus CPU cooler.
Wie im technischen Bereich gewohnt, wird auch hier auf neue Innovationen gesetzt, die als Features vermarktet werden und neue Kunden
ansprechen sollen. Einige Mainboards der höheren Preisklasse können beispielsweise per Bluetooth mit dem Smartphone agieren, womit
sich letztendlich Konfigurationen vornehmen lassen. Aqua Computer hat ein ähnliches Feature, worauf wir später eingehen werden.
Aqua Computer differenziert, wie auch beim Vorgängermodell, zwischen den Modellen LT und Pro – hinzugekommen ist die
Modellbezeichnung XT. Dies macht sich sowohl im Preis als auch in der Ausstattung und den Features bemerkbar.
The "better" version of the Water2.0 series is here! Continue reading to see what the Thermaltake Water2.0 Pro can do.
APH Networks reviews the WATER2.0 Performer; the WATER2.0 Pro's little brother with a smaller radiator. How does it compare against the rest?
Corsair's H100 has to be one of the most famous enthusiast CPU cooling systems on the planet. The Noctua NH-D14 dominates the air heatsink market while Corsair's "liquid cooling for the masses" idea took off in popularity and dominates the liquid cooling market, with the H100 being the flagship of the Corsair Hydro Series line up. The Corsair H100 has been with us for what seems like an age, and consequently Corsair felt it is time for a refresh of this favourite. "How much difference does adding an "i" really make?" is the question we want to find the answer too.
Here is a word that we are almost inundated with these days. It seems that everyone is so desperate to prove themselves unique they grasp at, and identify with, terms such as this. In the end, it just makes all such products blend together into a group identified with overly emphasized phrases and words. And so it is with utter disdain for this products name that we present to you a 240mm closed loop liquid cooler brought to us by Thermaltake (Tt), the Water 2.0 Extreme. Read on to see if this “Extreme” truly is “of a character or kind farthest removed from the ordinary or average” or just an average cooling product to be avoided.
Let's test Zalman's LQ320 sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, which has a 120 mm radiator cooled by a 120 mm fan. Check it out!
Over the last few years All-in-one (AiO) water coolers have become the dominate cooling solution for enthusiasts and for good reason. AiO coolers offer exceptional thermal performance in a more compact package than traditional heatsinks and they tend to require less airflow, making them quieter to boot. The only issue with the current state of the AiO market is most coolers are designed by two companies, CoolIT and Aestek. With this being the case there is very little difference between the various coolers available when it comes to thermal performance, acoustics and style.
Watercool is a well known German manufacturer of computer water cooling components and
accessories. In this review we look at their Watercool HTSF2 3x120 LTX Radiator. It
measores 410 x 130 x 50 mm, weights 1550g and can be mounted with three 120 mm fans.
Tous les fabricants se devaient d’en avoir un. Par conséquent, Enermax l’a fait et présente donc son ELC120. Nous parlons ici d’un kit de watercooling tout en un, tout prêt. Un AIO donc. Nous l’avions vu au CeBIT, il nous tardait de mettre les mains dessus et surtout de mettre un proco dessous. Cet ELC120 vient se frotter à l'Antec 920 et autres Corsair H80. Peut-il rivaliser ?
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