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Review: Unleash the Kraken X72!
NZXT super-sized their Kraken series liquid coolers, meet the x72 for cases with 360mm radiator mounts. Armed with three 120mm PWM fans and a nice radiator to go with it, the performance is really good.
Read the review right here.
Review: HP EX900 500GB M.2. SSD - Intensely Fast With the new SM2263XT controller - 04/12/2018 02:33 PM
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#5538448 Posted on: 04/17/2018 05:42 PM
Wow impressive results!
It would be much easier to judge the true Acoustic/thermal performance if additionally we had charts like:
- dBA sound level measured at the fixed temperature
and/or
- temperature measured at fixed dBA
With charts as it is (dBA chart, temps chart) its somewhat complicated to judge the combined acoustic/temp performance, and one has to switch between the two charts and try to make educated guess (something like 1/(Temp * dBA level).
Wow impressive results!
It would be much easier to judge the true Acoustic/thermal performance if additionally we had charts like:
- dBA sound level measured at the fixed temperature
and/or
- temperature measured at fixed dBA
With charts as it is (dBA chart, temps chart) its somewhat complicated to judge the combined acoustic/temp performance, and one has to switch between the two charts and try to make educated guess (something like 1/(Temp * dBA level).
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#5538450 Posted on: 04/17/2018 05:48 PM
Thank you HH!
Thank you HH!
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#5538457 Posted on: 04/17/2018 06:00 PM
Hey thanks for the review double H. Yeah i have no use for such a monster, im not quite the overclocker id like to be. Still a nice product.
Hey thanks for the review double H. Yeah i have no use for such a monster, im not quite the overclocker id like to be. Still a nice product.
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#5538572 Posted on: 04/17/2018 10:48 PM
Hi,
Nice article!
I'm still wondering what can decide me to go for a similar solution instead of the NH D15. Is this kind of solution really worth the money? (especially considering the fact that I do not care about the aesthetic part)
Or am I missing something?
Thx for your feedbacks.
Hi,
Nice article!
I'm still wondering what can decide me to go for a similar solution instead of the NH D15. Is this kind of solution really worth the money? (especially considering the fact that I do not care about the aesthetic part)
Or am I missing something?
Thx for your feedbacks.
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Always liked NZXT as a company, but I'll have to say I was disappointed in the X62. Had nothing but issues with one I put in a build I made about three months ago, and the CAM software was awful. Pumped failed and although they replaced it - I ended up removing it and installing a Corsair H110v2. Hope this X72 is better QC'ed.