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Up for review today I’ve got something unique to help you keep your CPU Cool even under overclocking conditions. Water cooling can be a hassle if you do it yourself, but in the end it’s well worth as we all know liquid is better than air. Thermaltake recently announced the Water2.0 LCS or Liquid Cooling System and they released three versions, one of which I have today the Pro version. This little LCS is fairly simple to install and it offers excellent performance for a fairly low price.
Technic3D hat den Antec H2O 920 CPU-Kühler im Test. Die kompakte Wasserkühllösung von Antec muss sich nicht nur in den Vergleich gegen die Konkurrenz stellen, sondern auch zeigen was sie besser macht als die kleinere H2O 620 Kühlung aus eigenem Hause. Wie sie hierbei abschneidet steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
In this day and age, computers are becoming more and more advanced and the cooling products we need have to do the same thing. The days of small air coolers are behind us, and Thermaltake has recognized that and brought forth a worthy solution with the Water 2.0 series. Without being large and loud this cooler is able to compete...
So it seems I’m doing a few cooling related reviews lately so I figured I’d toss another in the mix. Today for review I’ve got the latest product from Thermaltake called the WATER2.0 Performer All-In-One LCS. The LCS there means Liquid Cooling System, and that’s what it is, an all-in-one closed loop cooling system to keep your CPU running cool and quiet. The Performer LCS offers cooling by liquid but without the hassles of setting one up yourself. The Performer is well made and it offers decent cooling performance for the price
Closed loop water cooling is the big topic of the cooling world right now. The newest entrant into that scene is Thermaltake with their Water 2.0 series. Today we take a look at the Pro model, with an extra thick 120mm radiator. But will it stand up to a comparable high-end air cooler?
As hardware enthusiasts we are always looking for better and more efficient ways to keep our systems cool. In the early days this usually included things like elaborate case mods to increase chassis cooling and exotic hardware cooling methods such as powerful CPU fans and even, the often mis-understood, watercooling loops.
With a new test video card in the system, EK Water Blocks steps up to the plate to deliver the first full coverage GPU water block to test with my HIS Radeon HD 7950.
Une fois n’est pas coutume, nous allons commencer par le plus gros de la série des AIO de Corsair. Pas forcément, peut-être, plus gros par la performance, mais en tous les cas, plus gros par la taille. En effet, ce refroidisseur liquide tout prêt est de belle taille avec son rad de 240. Comme vous avez pu le voir, les AIO refroidissent de manière générale plutôt bien, mais finalement pas beaucoup mieux qu’un très bon aircooling. Cela dit, la montée et la descente en charge est plus rapidement maîtrisée. De plus, ces AIO permettent quand même de mettre le doigt sur le watercooling sans en avoir pour autant les inconvénients. Ici, pas de fuite, pas de montage fastidieux, tout est déjà connecté, il n’y a plus qu’à placer le tout dans le boitier et c’est parti ensuite.
The Hydro H100 heatsink ships fully assembled, filled with a propylene glycol based coolant and plumbed. The waterblock is connected by 24cm of flexible FEP tubing to the heat exchanger which measures about 274x120x25mm in size. Two 120mm fans are included, these operate at 2600-1300RPM and create a fair bit of noise at full tilt. Corsair's Hydro H100 is a no fuss, self contained CPU liquid cooling solution for use on Intel socket LGA2011/1366/1155/1156/775 and AMD socket AM3/AM2/FM1 processors.
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.
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