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Netzteile, Gehäuse, Audiokomponenten - neben dem Kerngeschäft mit Arbeitsspeicher hat Corsair nach und nach gänzlich neue Geschäftsfelder geentert. Jüngste Prise: High-End Kühllösungen mit kompakten Abmaßen und jeder Menge Leistung, der heilige Gral der Tempelritter. Statt dem kitschigen Jungbrunnen-Kelch kommen vertrautere Zutaten in den Topf. Mittel der Wahl bleibt Wasser: Eine Hydrokühlung der zweiten Generation soll es sein. Tech-Review hat den Corsair H80 getestet.
Technic3D hat das Thermaltake Bigwater 760 Plus Wasserkühlungs-Set im Test. Ausgestattet mit einem vollen Lieferumfang zur CPU-Kühlung und einigen Verbesserungen, will Thermaltake im Kühlungsbereich Boden gutmachen. Wie sich das Komplettset in der Praxis zeigt und ob die Leistung stimmig ist, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Today we are looking at newest addition to the Corsair Hydro Series, the Hydro Series H100. The Corsair H100 offers the best performance of any liquid cooling kit offered by Corsair since it uses a dual 120mm radiator! Since it is a bit larger than normal kits you will need to use it in PC cases that provide mounting capability for a standard 240mm radiator. Join us as we put the new Hydro Series H100 through the paces on our Intel Core i7 test system.
A few months back Corsair and Antec both released new high performance liquid coolers and in the process gave enthusiasts a tough decision on which to buy. In our review the CoolIT co-designed H80 from Corsair just outperformed the Antec/Asetek based Kühler 920 and so for those looking for the lowest temperatures that would seem the obvious choice.
Corsair fut le premier fabricant à ouvrir au grand public le marché du watercooling autonome. Les solutions de la gamme Hydro Series que proposait alors la marque (H50 et H70) avaient été élaborées en partenariat avec le fabricant Asetek, l'un des leaders de ce segment jusque-là réservé aux professionnels et aux intégrateurs. Aujourd'hui nous testons la relève et le modèle dont il est question bénéficie du savoir-faire de l'autre géant du milieu, CoolIT, déjà à l'origine du petit H60. De cette récente association est né le H80, modèle venant prendre la place du H70. Mais est-ce que ce changement de partenaire permet d'apporter un plus tant sur le plan de l'innovation que des performances par rapport à ce que nous connaissons déjà ? Sans plus attendre, allons mettre à mal le petit nouveau pour lui faire cracher le morceau.
Corsair has yet to release a liquid CPU cooler we haven't been impressed by, and the H100 doesn't become an exception. Building on what made the H80 such an impressive performer, the H100 doubles the radiator length, enabling support for up to 4 fans. One thing it proves? Bigger can indeed be better.
The Corsair H80 is an all-in-one water cooling solution for the CPU, boasting high efficiency cooling at an extremely reasonable price (under $100 at most retailers) for a water cooling setup. We take a look at cooling efficiency, setup, and use of the system in our detailed analysis.
The Corsair H80 is a sealed liquid cooling system, a.k.a. a watercooler. Let's test it and see if it offers great performance.
Technic3D hat die Corsair H60 Kühleinheit für Prozessoren im Test. Die kompakte und wartungsfreie Flüssigkeitskühlung soll sich wie schon die älteren Vertreter H50 und H70 mit einer einfachen Installation auszeichnen. Die H60 muss sich jedoch auch gegen weitere High-End Kühler in der Leistung erst noch beweisen.
Up until I had reviewed the Hydro Series H80, I saw these all-in-one coolers to be really niche, and simply trendy. I can't deny the clean looks of a water loop cooling a processor, but up till now, they just didn't have the capacity to handle some of the higher TDP processors without some form of modifications made to the units as they were shipped. Usually it involves possibly lapping the cold plate, figuring out a way to add washers for more head pressure, or swapping out the fans so that the mind numbing noise that is associated with these coolers doesn't drive you nuts while you are trying to game. Being spoiled early by Noctua, I got accustomed to having a near silent working environment, and even the slightest roar of a fan will make me look for another solution.
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