Corsair announced a few new liquid cooling systems this week and one of the new offerings is the Hydro Series H70 Core CPU cooler. This is one of the small radiator devices that only cools the CPU and has a self-contained system that needs no maintenance. The difference in the Core system and the other H70 device is that the Core version has no fan for the radiator allowing the user to buy the fan based on their needs.
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Corsair unveils Hydro Series H70 Core liquid cooling system for CPUs
Overclocked 2008 Mac Pro gets custom liquid-cooling [Video]
Apple's Mac Pro is a beast of a machine, and more so when you overclock it, but the fan noise you end up with can be pretty intrusive. The guys over at Asetek decided to see what they could do with their liquid-cooling components, taking a 2008 dual-CPU 2.8GHz Mac Pro - overclocked to 3.16GHz - with custom cooling and comparing it to a newer, stock 3.2GHz air-cooled model straight from Apple.
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Corsair Launches Hydro H70 CPU cooler
Corsair has launched a new Hydro series H70 CPU cooler. The new cooler is a self-contained liquid cooling unit that will work for both Intel and AMD series CPUs. The H70 is a follow-up to the existing H50 CPU cooler with some upgrades.
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iBUYPOWER Paladin F Series Desktop Review
With the arrival of Intel’s Core i7-980X hexacore processor, we’re told we can expect even greater extremes of performance; several gaming and workstation manufacturers have already announced new models using the desktop CPU. Custom desktop builder iBuyPower sent over their latest machine, the Paladin F Series Desktop, pairing the i7-980X with dual ATI graphics and liquid-cooling. Could this be the fastest desktop we’ve ever tested? Read on for the full SlashGear review.
Thermaltake Level 10 iBUYPOWER PC gets liquid-cooling update
What could make the stonking Thermaltake Level 10 PC case any better? How about a custom liquid-cooling system; that's what iBUYPOWER and Asetek have done, modifying the latter's 120mm LCLC to fit the asymmetric Level 10 layout.
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Digital Storm BlackOPS Core i5/i7 gaming desktops debut
Digital Storm have launched their latest range of gaming desktops, the BlackOPS series, powered by Intel's Core i7 and i5 processors and packing a choice of ATI or NVIDIA graphics. Three models make up the series, kicking off at Performance with a 2.66GHz Core i5-750 CPU, and ramping up to the Extreme with a 3.2GHz Core i7-960.
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CoolIT unveils slick OMNI Universal Liquid Cooling kit for AMD video cards
Any computer enthusiast or hard core gamer will tell you that heat is the enemy of performance. This is especially true when you start overclocking your CPU and GPU looking for added performance. Those really into overclocking look to liquid cooling or even more exotic methods for their computers. CoolIT has announced a new universal liquid cooling system for AMD video cards called the OMNI.
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