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CPU cooling solution Corsair H100


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hey guys.....

 

like some of you know I am a little crazy if it comes to PCs at least thats what my girlfriend says LOL

I dont mind spending a lot of bucks to make it better faster nicer whatever...

 

for the record:

I have been using a pretty decent CPU cooler (Prolimatech Mega Shadow) for a long time now and I thought its time for something new.The mega shadow is at the same level like most of the really good cpu coolers like Noctua .....whatever....LOL

my Quadcore Corei5 750 with a stock speed of 2.67 Ghz was running 24/7 with 4Ghz/1.38V

no temp issues at all...on idle the hottest core was 40-45°C and when I worked with Adobe After Effects doing some video encoding highest temps were at 70°C.

 

I tried a few all in one water cooling solutions like CoolIT and Antec but they were a lot worse or a lot louder than my air cooled system.

because of this I decided to keep my air cooled cpu cooler.

 

when Corsair promoted the Corsair H100 I was very curious about it...

a big 240 radiator and a all in one solution.....thats it...

arrived yesterday and here we go....

 

replaced the original fans(they are really noisy if you are going to OC LOL) with 4 x Akasa Viper 120mm

the HAF 932 is prepared for a water cooling sys with a 240 radiator at the top of the case

no issues while installing the radiator , took me about an hour to install it :)

 

running now on lowest fan settings and I am okay with the noise of it, you can hear it thats it :)

 

temps:

 

now I am able to OC my sys up to 4.337 GHZ/1.40V which is not bad for an i5 750

hottest temps full load were at 60°[email protected]

idle temps are at 35-40°@4.337 Ghz

if its running at stock speeds of 2.67Ghz temps are 26°C on idle load - 45 °C full load

 

compared to my 24/7 settings I had before temps lowered 15°C which is awesome

 

if you are not going to OC this much the stock fans included are enough to cool your sys on lowest fan profile

 

be sure to have enough room in your case to install it because its huge ;)

and you have to have a well vented case

 

I paid ~90€ for the Corsair H100 + ~55€ for the fans and its worth every buck for sure

 

hope you like my little review :)(:

regards

 

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overclocking = over rated.

but have fun overheating  and paying for it.

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I think it's awesome Nightmare. Some peeps don't get what 15 deg diff can make. I have run the H70 for a year or so and LOVE it. That cooler there is a beast. Nice!!!

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i installed the h100 yesterday on asus p8z68 vpro with i7-2600k cpu, ultra 1600 watt psu, 2 evga gtx470's and 2 veloc/raptors. i overclocked too 4.4 on cod4 mw for 4 hrs and never went over 44c.

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i installed the h100 yesterday on asus p8z68 vpro with i7-2600k cpu, ultra 1600 watt psu, 2 evga gtx470's and 2 veloc/raptors. i overclocked too 4.4 on cod4 mw for 4 hrs and never went over 44c.

sounds nice to me man...looks like it works nice there

 

but dont compare your cpu with mine....you have to OC your cpu to almost 5 GHZ to have the same heat loss like my cpu produces LOL

 

btw my temps were measured with Prime95 not while ingame...ingame temps are lower :)(:

 

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that good to know,

thanks for the review nightmare

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overclocking = over rated.

but have fun overheating  and paying for it.

 

only the fearless venture watercooling, but water is ahead of air cooling efficency 

 

as you know water and electricy don't mix

 

mind you water cooling isn't for everybody cause is always a better idiot when comes to assy them and have leaks

 

overheating = insanely over doing it with OC /OV, under normal use is fine,  yes too much heat kills hardware make case is well ventulated (air changes within case and side panels on)   

 

 

 

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I got the H70 and that was huge in my HAFX case. That must be ridiculous!

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BUT I DONT RUN PRIME 95 I PLAY GAMES

 

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Nice!!!!! 4.33 ghz weiter so  www.sysprofile.de/id137731 

 

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BUT I DONT RUN PRIME 95 I PLAY GAMES

 

LOL

so I do ....

Prime95 is just a worst case scenario to be sure the cpu wont be damaged while gaming 

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Intel Burn Test is much better then P95, and quicker too. I know you play games Don, and so do I, but if you are going to overclock, you have to check it :) IBT only takes a few minutes, and you will see load temps approx. 20c greater then P95.  If you are running 7, and overclocked, but have not checked for stability, check your system error logs, if they are large, then you have an issue. These are big calculators pretty much, wrong settings will make it spit out the wrong numbers :)

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