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BroHamBone   09-23-2009 at 07:23:11 PM

Hey has anyone found any all in one liquid cooling systems for CPU??

I know corsair has one... know of any otherse? I am browsing newegg ATM and seeing a few others... How do they stack up to actual "systems"

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Don't buy a H50 or a CoolIt. It will be smiler to a good air cooler like a Core Contact Freezer. If you want true custom water it's going to cost you $200-250 for CPU loop only.
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flyin15sec   09-23-2009 at 08:51:20 PM

All in one water coolers, will be on par with above average air coolers. Sometimes even worst then Top end air coolers.

I prefer air cooling, but reading water cooling enthusiasts comments on these systems, it is much better to put together your own kit.

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BroHamBone   09-23-2009 at 09:17:17 PM

flyin15sec wrote :

All in one water coolers, will be on par with above average air coolers. Sometimes even worst then Top end air coolers.

I prefer air cooling, but reading water cooling enthusiasts comments on these systems, it is much better to put together your own kit.




including toms little preview on the Corsair H50? ive seen another post where the person said that he did not agree with tom... but I do like air.. just curious on how the all in one cooling is.. and if you say it is up to par with above average air coolers.. i will prolly stick with air.... depending my judgement.

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Bronze Overclocking badge Shadow703793   09-23-2009 at 11:21:19 PM
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Don't buy a H50 or a CoolIt. It will be smiler to a good air cooler like a Core Contact Freezer. If you want true custom water it's going to cost you $200-250 for CPU loop only.

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BroHamBone   09-24-2009 at 04:58:47 PM

Shadow703793 wrote :

Don't buy a H50 or a CoolIt. It will be smiler to a good air cooler like a Core Contact Freezer. If you want true custom water it's going to cost you $200-250 for CPU loop only.




Yea, i noticed the actual h20 systems are expensive!! Yeesh! Anyway, this Core contact freezer? I have seen i think you and conumdrum talk about it in a few other threads..also seen on frostytech. Are you suggesting this because its a good cooler in a fair price range? Or its because you have it? I have noticed that majority of the cpu coolers are doing the tower aluminum fins w/ a fan.... I will try to decide on a fan cooler depending if i want to spend the money on water

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Bronze Overclocking badge Shadow703793   09-24-2009 at 05:14:33 PM

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Are you suggesting this because its a good cooler in a fair price range? Or its because you have it?


Yes, both reasons. It's $25 after MIR and I use/used it and was pretty happy with it.

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BroHamBone   09-24-2009 at 06:10:08 PM

Shadow703793 wrote :

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Are you suggesting this because its a good cooler in a fair price range? Or its because you have it?


Yes, both reasons. It's $25 after MIR and I use/used it and was pretty happy with it.





I am looking for an AM3 heatsink... its am2+ which will most likely fit it... I am lookin for something flashy as well... i guess i can just add a colorful fan :sol:

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rubix_1011   09-24-2009 at 10:24:47 PM

If you are asking this question, please refer to a posting about the exploding/leaking piece of crap a few threads above........?

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