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Corsair H60 gets reviewed the 2013 edition that is
We'll have a look, test and review the updated revision of the Corsair H60 (2013 edition). The Hydro Series H60 (2013 Edition) updates the first generation Hydro Series H60 by incorporating several new upgrades that improve upon its CPU cooling performance while maintaining an affordable price point. These improvements include a newly redesigned copper cooling block with improved flow, as well as an upgraded custom designed static pressure fan based on the design of our Airflow SP120 retail fan.
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Corsair H100i gets tested and a review - 11/23/2012 09:52 AM
In this articve we test and review the newly revised Corsair H100i, the liquid cooler is more compatible with Corsair's LINK software. This allows you to program, customize and monitor this H100i Liq...
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Review - Corsair AX860i Power Supply - 11/10/2012 10:38 AM
For this article we review the Corsair AX860i PSU. The 860 Watt Power Supply is grand in performance, the one massive 72A 12-volts says it all really. Excellent for multi-GPU solutions and hardcore overclockers. Similar to the premium model Corsair also embeds their LINK technology into the PSU. That means you can monitor the PSU with the help of software, things like PSU efficiency, power usage or simply to adjust the fan RPM. We'll show you that in the review though.
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Corsair delivers two new all-in-one watercooling solutions; the Hydro H80i with a double-thick 120mm radiator and the Hydro H100i with a 240mm radiator. These units come with a five year limited warranty, they will ship in november for $99.99 and $119.99, respectively.
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#4497633 Posted on: 01/10/2013 08:04 PM
Hilbert does this have the loose backplate problem the H100i and H80i have? I have the h80i and the backplate was very loose and my temps were really bad. 53+ idle and 80+ under load. I removed it and went back to my old cooler. Apparently it can be fixed with rubber washers which I plan on testing.
According to Corsair the loose backplate is fine, but I have seen a video of a guy with the problem. He pressed on the cpu block and his temps are in the 50's, he removes the pressure and they shoot up to 80. So something is clearly wrong.
Hilbert does this have the loose backplate problem the H100i and H80i have? I have the h80i and the backplate was very loose and my temps were really bad. 53+ idle and 80+ under load. I removed it and went back to my old cooler. Apparently it can be fixed with rubber washers which I plan on testing.
According to Corsair the loose backplate is fine, but I have seen a video of a guy with the problem. He pressed on the cpu block and his temps are in the 50's, he removes the pressure and they shoot up to 80. So something is clearly wrong.
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#4497735 Posted on: 01/10/2013 10:21 PM
My H100i backplate is also loose but temps are fine. Are you sure you tightened the block enough? I didn't and my temps were bad too. After tightening really good with a screwdriver everything was fine.
It really needs a bit of force to work well.
My H100i backplate is also loose but temps are fine. Are you sure you tightened the block enough? I didn't and my temps were bad too. After tightening really good with a screwdriver everything was fine.
It really needs a bit of force to work well.
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#4497775 Posted on: 01/10/2013 11:03 PM
I hear these are pretty great when used with a GPU and a dwood backplate. I'm thinking about doing it to my next GPU next year.
I hear these are pretty great when used with a GPU and a dwood backplate. I'm thinking about doing it to my next GPU next year.
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#4497873 Posted on: 01/11/2013 12:54 AM
These things are great for vga's even with just tie shraps.
I have a few h70's just for video cards and feel its a great way to cool your card,even with a spacer for amd card it works well..
Back to what its made for
Its a hot chip the 3770k
For sb and even sb-e you would get good numbers,for me i would not get anything less then a h70 and better fans for my cpus but for most the h60 will do.
These things are great for vga's even with just tie shraps.
I have a few h70's just for video cards and feel its a great way to cool your card,even with a spacer for amd card it works well..
Back to what its made for
Its a hot chip the 3770k
For sb and even sb-e you would get good numbers,for me i would not get anything less then a h70 and better fans for my cpus but for most the h60 will do.
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Hi Hilbert
Is there any chance you can share the bios settings you used for that 4.6Ghz @ 1.2V overclock?
By the way wonderful review, you covered a lot more than I'm used to seeing in a cooler review