Antec Watercooler?

Diggsy · 2 Feb 2011 at 09:29

Look familiar? :rolleyes:

...

http://blog.antec.com/cooling/introducing-the-kuhler-h2o-620/

OLDPHART · 2 Feb 2011 at 09:44

Err no.

SeraphX · 2 Feb 2011 at 09:52

oh god, not another one :rolleyes:

stylus pilot · 3 Feb 2011 at 00:08

So, it's an H50 radiator with an H70 pump/block/base.

More of the same underwhelming performance then!

At least it's got a 'kühl' name. :rolleyes:

OLDPHART · 3 Feb 2011 at 11:39

stylus pilot said:
So, it's an H50 radiator with an H70 pump/block/base.

More of the same underwhelming performance then!

At least it's got a 'kühl' name.

Had a H50 my self, stock fan is ok, but replaced it with x1 Viper / x 1 Apache, cooling my i7920 at 4.2GHz temps. Never went over 70'c when my living room was at 24'c while gaming etc, can't be that bad.

psychas · 3 Feb 2011 at 12:24

h70 here with Apache black fans vgood performance tbh had h50 to switching to h70 decreased temperatures quit a bit around 10 c if not more, i guess apache fans ads more to it then stock ones. if price is right people buy the antec one to

stylus pilot · 3 Feb 2011 at 15:11

OLDPHART said:
Had a H50 my self, stock fan is ok, but replaced it with x1 Viper / x 1 Apache, cooling my i7920 at 4.2GHz temps. Never went over 70'c when my living room was at 24'c while gaming etc, can't be that bad.

Oh yeah I didn't mean the performance is bad, per se - more that you can get better cooling, and higher performance for the your ££ with alternative products, such as some of the bigger air coolers.

One advantage of these integrated water kits is the ability to clear RAM and fit in smaller cases than some of the comically huge aircoolers