CCW
02-16-2004, 08:54 AM
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We are often asked why we do not go into much detail overclocking the motherboards we review as we have say here with the Thermaltake Aquarius III. To us the answer is simple. You can make all the overclocking adjustments at home using the BIOS and derive enjoyment trying this and that to see what is the best for your particular motherboard. But when it comes to testing heatsinks for example you need a lot of equipment and do you really want to run the risk of damaging your expensive processor because you are taking the heatsink or water block off and putting it back on and generally taking your computer apart and putting it back together again as many times as it takes. No. But we have all the equipment on our lab bench and our own design heatsink test rig to test the Thermaltake Aquarius III water cooled heatsink.
Read the review here (http://www.a1-electronics.net/Heatsinks/2004/Thermtake_AquIII_Mod2.shtml).
We are often asked why we do not go into much detail overclocking the motherboards we review as we have say here with the Thermaltake Aquarius III. To us the answer is simple. You can make all the overclocking adjustments at home using the BIOS and derive enjoyment trying this and that to see what is the best for your particular motherboard. But when it comes to testing heatsinks for example you need a lot of equipment and do you really want to run the risk of damaging your expensive processor because you are taking the heatsink or water block off and putting it back on and generally taking your computer apart and putting it back together again as many times as it takes. No. But we have all the equipment on our lab bench and our own design heatsink test rig to test the Thermaltake Aquarius III water cooled heatsink.
Read the review here (http://www.a1-electronics.net/Heatsinks/2004/Thermtake_AquIII_Mod2.shtml).