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AIO or All-In-One liquid coolers have become very popular in recent years, offering better capability than top-of-the-line air coolers without all the noise typically associated with fast spinning fans and without the hassle and setup of custom liquid cooling loops. The Tundra TD02 features a dual 120mm brazed fin aluminum radiator that is 45mm thick. Coupled with that are two 120mm PWM-controlled fans and an all-metal housing pump with copper base and nickel-plated aluminum body.
When you're testing PC hardware and electronics like we do there's really nothing better than to get in your test room (or lab as some like to call it) and see that the current ambient temperature is at around 23-25 degrees Celsius if not less. This is also part of the reason as to why i really enjoy and prefer the winter season over the summer one although i know most people feel the exact opposite. Still although winter is almost here that may not be enough to help keep your system cool and so since quite a few of you have requested it we will do our best to bring reviews of some of the most popular custom watercooling kits (aka loops) in the market aimed towards professionals, overclockers, serious gamers and enthusiasts. One such watercooling kit is the latest Raystorm 750 EX280 by XSPC and after almost 3 weeks of serious testing it's finally showing its true colors.
Nach langer Zeit möchten wir wieder mal ein Wasserkühlungssystem genauer unter die Lupe nehmen. Gerade für Personen, die keine lauten Lüfter brauchen können, wie z.B. Home Recording Studios, bei denen ja meist kein Regieraum zur Verfügung steht, macht eine Wasserkühlung Sinn. Mit den neuen Pure Performance Wasserkühlungskomplettsets bringt Phobya unterschiedlich große WaKü-Systeme zu einem günstigen Preis auf den Markt, die alles enthalten was man für den Einbau benötigt.
Zalman has always had a unique approach to CPU cooling. Focusing on quiet performance, they’ve once again returned with their distinctive circular design to…wait, what’s this? An all-in-one water cooler with a round radiator?? Well…from a company known for “Cool Innovations,” I guess we shouldn’t be surprised to see such a unique contribution to the All-In-One CPU cooler market. When you first see it in person, it isn’t difficult to see why the Zalman Reserator 3 MAX AIO liquid CPU cooler was given the Innovation award from the Consumer Electronics Show at the beginning of 2013. Complete with an infusion of nanofluids and a claimed 400W of cooling power, does the Reserator 3 MAX have the performance to back up the looks? Benchmark Reviews is ready to place this unique AIO nanofluid cooler on an overclocked FX processor to see what the Reserator 3 MAX is capable of.
Corsair’s Hydro Series Extreme Performance H100i CPU Cooler was great to work with. There isn’t really much to stay about it aesthetically, but the build quality and materials used were great. Installation was made very easy, and we had no pinching hoses due to the low permeability tubing used and leaks were non-existent. The added LED system on the water block itself may be gimmicky for some, but I think it was a very nice added feature. Knowing that I’m able to program it to change colors based on temperature is pretty cool...
NZXT has been making CPU coolers, computer cases, and other PC enthusiast related products for quite some time now. On the CPU cooler side of things, they have more recently created their Kraken series sealed liquid CPU coolers. This cooler is one that allows NZXT to tout as being the world’s first manufacturer to have a 140mm and 280mm radiator on a sealed water cooling system. These slightly larger radiator sizes, 36% larger to be more precise, are sizes that they’re hoping will give them the edge over other similar popular products that are already doing really well...
While we’re certainly no stranger here at Thinkcomputers.org to XSPC’s watercooling products, what were about to take a look at is something we’ve never seen before. Also a first for XSPC is their big entry into the wildly popular tube reservoir market with the Photon 270. Unlike traditional tube reservoirs the Photon 270 has one big twist, a light tube down the center of the reservoir. Follow along as we check it out and see if this should be the next big upgrade for your loop!
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.
The XSPC EX240 radiator is a dual 120mm (or 240mm, if you prefer) radiator which promises increased performance without the necessity of added thickness. Coming in at 35.5mm thick, including the housing, the XSPC EX240 offers great mounting options in tighter spaces. Finished in all black with embossed XSPC logos, the EX240 sports a copper and brass core for ultimate performance. A newly designed denser fin structure uses a unique design optimized for better performance at lower fan speeds, resulting in decreased overall operational noise. Overall heat dissipation is increased with improved soldering and welded seams. Two standard G1/4” ports are on one end for loop connectivity, while mounting options for four 120mm fans in push/pull are present with screws included.
Technic3D hat die NZXT Kraken X60 Kompaktwasserkühlung im Test. Die Kraken X60 Kühlung strebt die High-End-Klasse an und muss sich in allen Bereichen beweisen. Wie das Ergebnis ausfällt, steht im folgenden Review.
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