Corsair revisits CPU cooling: introducing the Hydro Series H50

[tajoh111]

For the nth time, temperature does not have the same meaning as heat.

Just because you water cool your graphics card and bring the temperature down, that doesn't change the fact that the same amount of heat is being dumped into your room.

I don't think this is necessarily true. If you have a strong enough radiator setup, the air coming out of your case is pretty much ambiant. If you felt the air coming out of your videocard, it is not. Especially with the high end.

ok my bad I wasn't having a dig either just seems some people in the thread forget that some people can't afford those nice setups and have to make do with stuff like this

man wish redbeard wasn't on medical leave I want more info

I think you guys are waiting for a miracle then.

http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling...spx?i=3097&p=6

Swiftech has been in the game pretty much longer than anyone. And the design is very similar.

http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling...spx?i=3097&p=6

You can't do that much to improve block design, so I don't think it can account for that much of the difference. Here the temps are worse than the TRUE.

http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling...spx?i=3097&p=9

The max overclock is worse than the TRUE.

Yet somehow corsair has managed to beat the TRUE by 15C on there first try. How is that possible?