OcUK H²Flo Liquid CPU Cooler - IN STOCK NOW! (now with benchmarks)

Reaper 392 · 10 Sep 2011 at 17:44

this should come in handy:
120mm fan roundup

MooMoo444 · 10 Sep 2011 at 18:07

If you guys got it manufactured directly and cut out the middle man, you should have got OcUK logo printed on it

Tokin · 10 Sep 2011 at 19:01

Ace Modder said:
You are so cool.It must be something you were born with.

thanks

pastymuncher · 10 Sep 2011 at 19:12

These are CoolIT Eco ll's then? Gibbo's old place was selling these at the end of July.

Azza · 10 Sep 2011 at 19:19

pastymuncher said:
These are CoolIT Eco ll's then? Gibbo's old place was selling these at the end of July.

Yeah they are - product page

KiiYzOo · 10 Sep 2011 at 20:58

you should include some ocuk decals for the waterblock, or get the manufacturer to put the ocuk logo on the block

LukasBB · 10 Sep 2011 at 20:59

does anybody know what is the noise level of the pump?

Predicament · 10 Sep 2011 at 21:41

How does OCUK go about rebranding these? Do they remove the old logos?

bulldog147 · 10 Sep 2011 at 22:26

One thing for surely, is to removed pre-applied thermal paste! Many customers want to use their own thermal compound.

bulldog147 · 10 Sep 2011 at 22:28

Why the price is the same for both fans compare ?

- Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm
- Rated speed: 2000 RPM
- Sound: 36.1 dB(A)
- Air flow: 76.4 CFM

Only £10.99 inc VAT.

- Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm
- Rated speed: 1000 RPM
- Sound: 19.0 dB(A)
- Air flow: 36.8 CFM

Only £10.99 inc VAT.

The 1000RPM should be £3 off really.

-Mike- · 11 Sep 2011 at 00:16

Well done ocuk, cracking price - actually tempted to go water cooling!

chigley · 11 Sep 2011 at 00:20

Very interesting. How long is the warranty on these?

iBSOD · 11 Sep 2011 at 00:26

This and some IC Diamond, my 965 at 3.68 goes upto 60c (23 amb. p/p full speed).

I wouldn't recommend. However, at this price I would.

Hotwired · 11 Sep 2011 at 01:22

Reaper 392 said:
this should come in handy:
120mm fan roundup

It doesn't have Gentle Typhoons on it.

Testing of a bunch of 120mm fans on a radiator @ Xtremesystems forum

reeceLAV said:
Looks cleaner tbh than Corsair H series.

The picture at the top... is the OCUK picture for the H60

Azza · 11 Sep 2011 at 02:11

bulldog147 said:
One thing for surely, is to removed pre-applied thermal paste! Many customers want to use their own thermal compound.

Many customers, re: first time watercoolers don't want the hassle. They want a simple solution where they can just throw the thing on and away they go.

iBSOD said:
This and some IC Diamond, my 965 at 3.68 goes upto 60c (23 amb. p/p full speed).

I wouldn't recommend. However, at this price I would.

That because you've got an overclocked 140W TDP chip that consumes over 220W under load at stock speeds!

Locky · 11 Sep 2011 at 07:02

bulldog147 said:
Why the price is the same for both fans compare ?

- Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm
- Rated speed: 2000 RPM
- Sound: 36.1 dB(A)
- Air flow: 76.4 CFM

Only £10.99 inc VAT.

- Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm
- Rated speed: 1000 RPM
- Sound: 19.0 dB(A)
- Air flow: 36.8 CFM

Only £10.99 inc VAT.

The 1000RPM should be £3 off really.

Why? its the same fan with the RPM turned down, still the same fan?

panyan · 11 Sep 2011 at 09:12

this is what i'd have gotten if i hadnt bought the H50 on that Epic Deals day for £34.99

Mr Krugga · 11 Sep 2011 at 12:16

Azza said:
Many customers, re: first time watercoolers don't want the hassle. They want a simple solution where they can just throw the thing on and away they go.

That could be said about any cooler, be it a crappy sealed watercooling solution or a high-end aircooler.

Nonetheless when you have a choice of applying the thermal paste yourself, you'll choose the best product available.

That because you've got an overclocked 140W TDP chip that consumes over 220W under load at stock speeds!

Where did you get that BS info from? A stock X4 965 C3 doesn't consume more than 120W under load, even less so when you calculate in the efficiency of the PSU it was tested with.

Scythe · 11 Sep 2011 at 13:16

Hmm not sure which fan to get, 1000rpm or 2000rpm? Want relative quietness, not a screaming jet.

Will the 1000 be ok for airflow? The reviews say that the 1000 is silent, yet the 2000 is ridiculously loud.

I'm only running a 2500k on stock at the moment.

Also, what TIM is good these days? AS5 was the weapon of choice last time I bought a new system.

Mr Krugga · 11 Sep 2011 at 13:36

The 2000 rpm one and plug it into a fan controller (or your motherboard) to regulate the voltage.

Regarding thermal pastes, MX4 and IC Diamond are the most popular around here afaik. Both are great and easy to apply.

AS5 is fine too, it just needs some time to set in.