Tell me about it! If it helps they are doing on with all HG10 SKUs henceforth including the N1, so maybe they can make the fan available for sale separately as well.
Corsair HG10 Cooler
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Tell me about it! If it helps they are doing on with all HG10 SKUs henceforth including the N1, so maybe they can make the fan available for sale separately as well.
It does, unless you add extra heatsinks to the VRMs when using the NZXT G10.
But out of the box it provides better cooling.
I have added heatsinks and got the vrm fans attached to a fan controller but they can still get a bit toasty
Would you be willing to swap it out for a Corsair bracket If I am able to provide you one?
Correct, future variants will have the fan included. There is a good chance that we will offer them as a spare part.
Me too I have corsair H55 pump and nzxt bracket (as per below)
Thats what put me off getting the Corsair G10 the lack of blower fan providing it fits my G1 I would probably get one.
My other decision is whether to buy another AIO cooler to do my bottom card and where would I fit the AIO.
Although I could remove the NZXT AIO and go back to my air cooler then it could fit there again.
Thats what put me off getting the Corsair G10 the lack of blower fan providing it fits my G1 I would probably get one.
My other decision is whether to buy another AIO cooler to do my bottom card and where would I fit the AIO.
Although I could remove the NZXT AIO and go back to my air cooler then it could fit there again.
No I tried the RAM and top red heatsink gets in the way
What i would like to do is swap one for a corsair and keep the other as the nzxt and do a vrm comparison and see how much better the vrm cooling on the corsair is.
Suppose a corsair cooler would look nice with the duel h55's h100i corsair 730t and corsair 850m lol
Also got 2 stock coolers for it as well
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Is there an intake vent next to your hdd cages?
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My hg10 sits right in front of a 120mm intake fan which could explain the relatively low vrm temps, I've also seen the vrm temp creep up to low 70s in a long gta 5 session but still, the hg10 does exactly what I wanted it to and really glad I chose it over the other 3rd party coolers that are available
I like that, make a VRM temp comparison and share your results within the community. Send me a PM so we can discuss the details.
It will surely look great with your 2 H55s, H100i, 730T, and CX850M - Brand loyalty
I like that, make a VRM temp comparison and share your results within the community. Send me a PM so we can discuss the details.
It will surely look great with your 2 H55s, H100i, 730T, and CX850M - Brand loyalty
Sent you a trust message thanks.
Will have to get some benchmarks done this weekend with the nzxts in.
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What can I say other than WOW! Temps already a good 20+ c difference. Quiet, Looks superb and performs superb, all while not breaking the bank..
Dont get me wrong this nothing on a full water cooling setup but it also dont cost as much.
Here some results i'll update with some more VRMs comparisons this just core for now.
These was taking by standing in same spot for 15 mins each. Max temp I seen was 63c
Plus and Bad points
+ Looks superb, corsair really done a great job with the bracket "personal choices here"
+ Much lower Noise over stock or aftermarket coolers "Depends on your choice of fans and speed"
+ Better temperatures and chance to push your GPUs harder without hitting the max core temps
+ Easy to install, I had little issue getting that Backplate of the GPU but that was because MSI choice if adhesive sticky pads.
+ Can be used with a wide range of AIO water coolers to get even better temps My reading are from a H75 and a Corsair 750D with the front cover on.
Leads me to my only complaint.
- Must use stock reference fan, Ok if you bought a Reference 290/x but because I was using Aftermarket I had to look around. Lucky enough a guy on here sold me two. Thanks spoffle
Corsair are ment t be soon shipping the bracket with there own blower fan and also bundled with one there coolers.
would be 10/10 but for now 9/10 it as to be...
Very happy!
Some idle temp readings
Here some more results this is from me playing snooker.. Reason for snooker is because normally both GPUs would still 75c - 70c Now am getting 71c and 55c
Next week i'll be sure to adding the 290x..
Here some more idle temps
And here is load after running Sleeping Dogs highest possible settings at 1440p
And here is it vs the other stock air from that same benchmark
Dont get me wrong this nothing on a full water cooling setup but it also dont cost as much.
Here some results i'll update with some more VRMs comparisons this just core for now.
These was taking by standing in same spot for 15 mins each. Max temp I seen was 63c
Plus and Bad points
+ Looks superb, corsair really done a great job with the bracket "personal choices here"
+ Much lower Noise over stock or aftermarket coolers "Depends on your choice of fans and speed"
+ Better temperatures and chance to push your GPUs harder without hitting the max core temps
+ Easy to install, I had little issue getting that Backplate of the GPU but that was because MSI choice if adhesive sticky pads.
+ Can be used with a wide range of AIO water coolers to get even better temps My reading are from a H75 and a Corsair 750D with the front cover on.
Leads me to my only complaint.
- Must use stock reference fan, Ok if you bought a Reference 290/x but because I was using Aftermarket I had to look around. Lucky enough a guy on here sold me two. Thanks spoffle
Corsair are ment t be soon shipping the bracket with there own blower fan and also bundled with one there coolers.
would be 10/10 but for now 9/10 it as to be...
Very happy!
Some idle temp readings
Here some more results this is from me playing snooker.. Reason for snooker is because normally both GPUs would still 75c - 70c Now am getting 71c and 55c
Next week i'll be sure to adding the 290x..
Here some more idle temps
And here is load after running Sleeping Dogs highest possible settings at 1440p
And here is it vs the other stock air from that same benchmark
What an impressive way of sharing your feedback with the community. Very detailed and lots of useful information to those who are considering cooling their GPU with an AIO cooler. I'm also liking how you have broken down the strong points vs the single con regarding the blower fan, which is all going to change moving forward. Our future GPU brackets will come with a fan right out of the box so that should be a game changer.
Anyway, just wanted to commend you on that comprehensive post and tell you how much I appreciate it. I am just glad to see that our HG10 did not disappoint you overall
Not official, so don't quote me. AFAIK, any AIO cooler that is OEM'd by Asetek and Coolit should work fine, or at least the ones that are similar to our pump design, both the square and round.
Why is it that you are always on the shortlist?? not fair man
Share your thoughts when you get them.