#4753939

PhazeDelta1

2014-01-30 09:58

Nice review. Glad to see thicker radiators on these AIOs. I also see the Noctua NH-D14 still holding its own. 😀

#4754623

nick0323

2014-01-30 20:08

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.

#4754859

weedster

2014-01-30 23:10

Yea my Nh-d14 stills kickass lol don't see a real reason to go water unless you want space and quiet !

#4754929

lucidus

2014-01-31 00:48

Nice!

#4754970

Veteran

2014-01-31 01:55

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.

#4754977

HeavyHemi

2014-01-31 02:02

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.

#4754994

sykozis

2014-01-31 02:28

Not really impressed....

#4755107

V@IO

2014-01-31 08:51

Cant believe how well the Nh-d14 actually performs !

#4755126

isidore

2014-01-31 09:42

looks like my NZXT is a great product..the bigg radiator has it's benefits.