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#4754623 Posted on: 01/30/2014 09:08 PM
I thought this could've performed a little better but I should've known by the model number that it wasn't going to be as good as my H110.
I thought this could've performed a little better but I should've known by the model number that it wasn't going to be as good as my H110.
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#4754859 Posted on: 01/31/2014 12:10 AM
Yea my Nh-d14 stills kickass lol don't see a real reason to go water unless you want space and quiet !
Yea my Nh-d14 stills kickass lol don't see a real reason to go water unless you want space and quiet !
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#4754929 Posted on: 01/31/2014 01:48 AM
Nice!
Nice!
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#4754970 Posted on: 01/31/2014 02:55 AM
Custom water blows the Noctua away along with any other air cooler, dont assume that AIO water coolers are the same as a highend custom setup.
This rad looks about the same thickness as a MCR rad which is quite good, still not a patch on the RX360 and Thermochill range of rads.
Yea my Nh-d14 stills kickass lol don't see a real reason to go water unless you want space and quiet !
Custom water blows the Noctua away along with any other air cooler, dont assume that AIO water coolers are the same as a highend custom setup.
This rad looks about the same thickness as a MCR rad which is quite good, still not a patch on the RX360 and Thermochill range of rads.
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#4754977 Posted on: 01/31/2014 03:02 AM
Custom water blows the Noctua away along with any other air cooler, dont assume that AIO water coolers are the same as a highend custom setup.
This rad looks about the same thickness as a MCR rad which is quite good, still not a patch on the RX360 and Thermochill range of rads.
I don't think anyone assumes an AIO is the same as a custom water cooling set up. Besides being a fraction of the cost and effort, they are basically just for folks looking for something that works just fine with moderate overclocking versus stuffing a big old air cooler dumping heat in your case.
Custom water blows the Noctua away along with any other air cooler, dont assume that AIO water coolers are the same as a highend custom setup.
This rad looks about the same thickness as a MCR rad which is quite good, still not a patch on the RX360 and Thermochill range of rads.
I don't think anyone assumes an AIO is the same as a custom water cooling set up. Besides being a fraction of the cost and effort, they are basically just for folks looking for something that works just fine with moderate overclocking versus stuffing a big old air cooler dumping heat in your case.
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#4754994 Posted on: 01/31/2014 03:28 AM
Not really impressed....
Not really impressed....
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#4755107 Posted on: 01/31/2014 09:51 AM
Cant believe how well the Nh-d14 actually performs !
Cant believe how well the Nh-d14 actually performs !
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#4755126 Posted on: 01/31/2014 10:42 AM
looks like my NZXT is a great product..the bigg radiator has it's benefits.
looks like my NZXT is a great product..the bigg radiator has it's benefits.
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Nice review. Glad to see thicker radiators on these AIOs. I also see the Noctua NH-D14 still holding its own.