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The Cooler Sets - Up Close & Personal

12:06 PM - January 2, 2002 by Frank Völkel

Let's take a closer look at how the water cooling kits performed in the test. At a single glance, you can see that both manufacturers have put enormous effort into cooling the CPU as best they can.

Innovatek: High Cooling Capacity For A Fair Price

The complete Innovatek set comprises a large heat-exchanger and CPU element as well as a water pump and a header tank.

The somewhat "smaller" set for less demanding applications.

The large cooler in action.

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