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Quote mattthegamer463 31st January 2007, 15:26
Looks like a good solution for the budget enthusiast who doesn't want to risk his rig. My only concern is that it doesn't cool your CPU, which would make it the only WC system you need in your rig to cool the major components.
Quote Tyinsar 31st January 2007, 20:52
Thanks for the review, I've been wondering about these. It looks like I'm sticking with a good "silent" air cooling system for now (unless I suddenly get a much hotter running card).
Quote ikra 31st January 2007, 21:10
massive to be honest...
Quote Nature 31st January 2007, 22:56
Biscuts, and "quite frankly" lots of them..
Quote Tulatin 1st February 2007, 03:11
eh, temps like that were to be expected from trying to put 130w onto a 2x80mm rad.
Quote Captain Slug 1st February 2007, 05:09
I hate products like these. So utterly pointless when for less money and less complication you can get a better heatsink that will give you lower temperatures.
Cooler Master either needs to abandon their water-cooling line or fire everyone involved.
Quote Mother-Goose 1st February 2007, 08:48
more kudos for the nautilus it seems
Quote Bindibadgi 1st February 2007, 10:38
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tulatin
eh, temps like that were to be expected from trying to put 130w onto a 2x80mm rad.

The rad isn't the issue. A 2x80mm should be fine, it's the cooling block to get the heat to it that's the problem.
Quote Captain Slug 1st February 2007, 16:05
Yeah, that and the pathetic pump.
Quote Bindibadgi 1st February 2007, 16:10
Well the cooling block contains the pump. Even in low flow situations like the European wc-ers specialise in you can still get good temps.
Quote sl1xx 4th February 2007, 23:32
thanks for the review.thats all im going to say lol
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