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La série des AIO continue, et nous attaquons aujourd'hui la famille Corsair. Nous avons reçu trois AIO Corsair et il est certain que Corsair est un acteur important de ce secteur. En effet, les références sont nombreuses. Nous allons commencer aujourd'hui avec le H90. L'idée de Corsair est ici d'agrandir la taille à la fois du radiateur et du ventilateur. Cela agrandit par là même la surface de dissipation et le déplacement d'air, tout en diminuant la rotation donc la nuisance sonore, en théorie. Voyons voir si ce choix est bon.
Not long ago we took a serious look at one of Corsair’s most promising closed loop coolers, the H80i. It performed very well for a single 120mm radiator and left us wondering; if this is how well the H80i does, how will the H100i perform when it has an additional 120mm of rad space? Without further speculation, let’s get down to business shall we and see if the H100i can stand with the exceptional, or if you should pass on this one.
Well here’s something a little different. SilverStone Technology has released their first line of all-in-one liquid coolers, part of the Tundra series. Sporting a patented fin design with claims of 40% higher cooling efficiency, new 120mm fans in a push/pull arrangement on a 45mm thick radiator and a custom water block, the SilverStone SST-TD03 All-In-One Liquid CPU Cooler that Benchmark Reviews has received for testing is a refreshingly unique addition to the growing and popular all-in-one water-cooling segment.
Today we are back with another AIO water cooling solution, this time from Corsair’s award-winning Hydro series. While Corsair has certainly been the king of the mountain for a while in the AIO market, competitors have recently made some quite impressive challenges to the throne. The H80i promises high performance cooling and unparalleled control via its built-in Corsair Link controller in a package fitting the Corsair name. With integrated Corsair Link functionality and a push-pull fan configuration where will the H80i land on our charts? Read on to find out.
Wer im heimischen PC auf eine Luftkühlung setzt, muss oftmals riesige Kühlkörper in Kauf nehmen und trotzdem noch den Kompromiss zwischen Lautstärke und Temperatur der Komponenten akzeptieren. Soll High-End-Hardware zum Einsatz kommen und womöglich noch übertaktet werden, führt der Weg an einer Wasserkühlung kaum vorbei. Mit gut ausgewählten Komponenten lässt sich die verbaute Hardware wesentlich besser kühlen und betreiben; Der verringerte Lautstärke gibt obendrein noch den schönsten "Nebeneffekt" ab. Um ein wenig Licht ins Dunkle zu bringen und auch Neueinsteigern den Weg zur ersten Wasserkühlung zu ermöglichen, werden wir eine Reihe von Artikeln präsentieren die sich intensiv mit dem Thema befassen. Gestartet wird dabei mit den Grundlagen sowie der Vorstellung der benötigten Komponenten eines Kühlkreislaufes.
Corsair is one of the leading brands in the All In One liquid cooling solutions market. By teaming up with Asetek and Cool IT they are able to use the latest technology and add to these provided cooling solutions their own little trademarks. Lately the AIO market is closing the gap on the Do it Yourself market, this performance wise; the generated noise to deliver the best cooling can still be somewhat over the top, though by introducing the 140mm fan versions a better performance versus noise ratio was achieved. Nevertheless in this market one can never rest on its laurels. Other brands alike Fractal Design and LEPA introduced some interesting products that gave similar specced Hydro products a decent run for their money, though Corsair is back in 2015 with revamped versions of the H80i, H100i and H110. Today we test the flagship model the H110i GT, later this month the samples of the H80i GT and the H100i GTX should become available.
Watercooling
CoolIT have taken their experience with OEM designs and the rigorous quality and performance standards involved in these builds and used them to create a product which they claim is high performance, feature rich, universally compatible, indestructible, simple-to-install, fail-safe, long lasting and last but not least, extremely affordable.
Cooling down Intel's latest CPU with air cooled heatsinks is fine if you don't plan on extensive overclocking, once you want more though you will have to look for better cooling solutions. We take a look at seven CPU water blocks from EK, Enzotech, Koolance, OCZ, XSPC and Swiftech to see if they can tame the i7 heat monster, also known as Nehalem.
In diesem Video wird gezeigt, wie sich ein aquagraFX Wasserkühler auf einer nVidia GTX 295 Single PCB Grafikkarte installieren lässt. Von der Demontage des Originalkühlers bis zum Anbringen von Schlauchanschlüssen an der fertig umgebauten Grafikkarte werden alle nötigen Schritte demonstriert und erläutert.
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