Another one waiting for more reviews.....its talks the talk, but can it walk the walk!?
Another one waiting for more reviews.....its talks the talk, but can it walk the walk!?
http://healthhabits.files.wordpress....ainobvious.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Jonny Manc
:D:D
"Κοντός ψαλμός αληλούια" <---(that means, we are going to find out soon...:)
so this barely better than intel cooler?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper
Well seeing as there is a 8800GTX in the loop on a 120mm radiator...Quote:
Originally Posted by geo
I wonder: when plugging in the 3 pin into the cpu 3 pin fan does the pump become voltage controllable? Or do we need to set the pump to be always 12v for 3 pin cpu?
its made to be controlled by processor etc (so bios settings can/will over-ride it although i'd only have mine on full constantly anyways :DQuote:
Originally Posted by nsegative
Oh sweet thanks. Also I wonder if we can add another 120 fan to make push/pull.
It have been said that it is not the same Asetek cooler but an improved one. I think it was around 20% improvement :)
I'm just worried about the alu+copper.
Why are you so worried about that? I don't think Corsair are idiots.Quote:
Originally Posted by [cTx]EagleRock
Well those are pretty old reviews and I wont go by that, but this looks like somethign I would like to buy if the reviews are good.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartidiot89
99.9% sure they wont go with just water setup and that they will have their own concoction of liquids to use in the kit ;)
from the looks of the pic's on hexus you can (y) 120mm mounting holes on both sides, I reckon this + two s-flexes 1600 will be pretty snazzy for under £70Quote:
Originally Posted by nsegative
Agreed, those reviews are for the product that Corsair have re-modelled, so I would 'assume' that the new one will be better.Quote:
Originally Posted by mav2000
I'm all for this type of stuff...make water cooling kits easy and tons of people will buy them. Corsair is a great company, so I have faith that the H50 will pretty much be awesome.
There are alot of pre-build systems from tier 1 and 2 vendors already using this cooler. Corsair just decided to put it into retail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baron_Davis
rad can be push-pulled?
i thought Corsair upgraded the original acetek stuff?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper
+1 they said they have tweaked the design etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonny Manc
same as above.. they tweaked the design and mentioned by a poster it was in the region of a 20% better performanceQuote:
Originally Posted by Cooper
yes can tell by the pix on hexusQuote:
Originally Posted by Andrea deluxe
they did =) your correct..Quote:
Originally Posted by Baron_Davis
Red beard
MOAR info please :
whens this coming out...
i found some nice pics on techreport of the H50 in their new case...it's funny, it's pretty much the exact system I want to get next (not counting mobo and lack of sound card)
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/17014
If it wasnt copper+alu i'd probably pick one or two up.. :(
wow that setup is too clean, people will think your broke and cant afford a whole computer
Tri-SLI is hard to miss tho. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Manicdan
Hmm... Not sure but here is a hands on at computex.
http://www.xcpus.com/reviews/163-Cor...09-Page-2.aspx
"The H50 is Corsairs high performance CPU cooler. It is a maintenance free water cooling setup similar to the Cool IT Domino. The difference is that Corsair seems to have created a solution able to cool an overclocked Core i7 processor enough to top the TRUE 120 at the same settings. We were witness to two identical systems, save for the CPU coolers. System 1 used a TRUE 120, system 2 had Corsairs H50. The H50 was able to cool the i7 975 by 15C more than the TRUE 120 with Prime95 running 8 threads. That is really impressive for this type of water cooling setup and to make it even sweeter, the retail price is going to be around $79 in the US. Look for our review once samples are available."
Hopefully it is this good.
I see smaller heat-exchangers in the future going along with smaller NM,s .
This sounds like a dream...my lordy. If it's TRUE (ho ho ho), then expect the price to be jacked up after a while to reflect the performance? What you guys think?Quote:
Originally Posted by sirheck
79 bucks retail for that sort of performance seems unreal...
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/91...M3_CWCH50.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Baron_Davis
85$
I wonder: is it possible to say get a small reservoir and install it into the loop? This way any water evaporation will not be a problem. Or is the system under pressure and will not function properly if you disconnect it?