DeepCool GamerStorm Lucifer CPU cooler

Published 2013-07-19 09:05 by Hilbert Hagedoorn

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PhazeDelta1

2013-07-21 22:50

Too much plastic... Also it's based on a Noctua Prototype from Computex 2011. [SPOILER]http://www.prisjakt.nu/pryl/sites/default/files/uploads/user_2269/p1000559.jpg[/SPOILER]

I never understood why some of those prototypes from the previous Computex shows never see the light of day. Some of those coolers were looking sweet.

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SOLLERHOLLER

2013-07-21 22:54

now u see thats why the gemenii s is the best option cause u can also choose what colour u want 🙂

#4623927

sykozis

2013-07-21 23:28

now u see thats why the gemenii s is the best option cause u can also choose what colour u want 🙂

GeminiII reminds me too much of the Gigabyte G-Power cooler that sucked....

#4623936

SOLLERHOLLER

2013-07-21 23:36

i had the G-power it was noisy 🙁 but the geminii S is no where like that it is not noisy and runs cooler 🙂

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Pill Monster

2013-07-22 00:50

People still use air cooling 😕

You must be new.

#4623981

PhoBos82

2013-07-22 01:23

You must be new.

Been building PCs since the Athlon 500mhz days.. yea im new.

#4623986

PhoBos82

2013-07-22 01:29

yeah liquid cooling is to expensive and not smaller enough to just put anywhere... thats if u going to lan 🙂 unless someone here has a solution to that problem?

A H80i certainly takes up much less space than this massive aircooler. However im not so sure it can handle a 250w load

#4623994

Pill Monster

2013-07-22 01:50

Core count does NOT determine CPU performance.

Been building PCs since the Athlon 500mhz days.. yea im new.

Yet here you are amazed that people use air coolers and claiming CPU core count means nothing. (I'm on air btw). No, I don't believe you sorry. Guru3D is full of information tho, you can learn all about CPU coolers and muliticore processors while you're here and lots more. Enjoy your stay. 🙂

#4624000

sykozis

2013-07-22 02:08

Been building PCs since the Athlon 500mhz days.. yea im new.

congratulations, I've been building since the 486 (pre-Pentium) days....

#4624034

SOLLERHOLLER

2013-07-22 03:09

no i am sorry i don't see how liquid cooling is the way to go... unless u have cash and plan not moving your pc around...

#4624039

Loophole35

2013-07-22 03:39

Who takes their main rig to LAN parties anyways that's where having a backup rig comes in handy. Throw your old parts in a small case don't overclock and take it with you.

#4624056

snip3r_3

2013-07-22 04:57

Its been tested at TT, seems alright, but nothing spectacular. Seems a little expensive at $99 MSRP though. However it does seem to allow a good amount of RAM height clearance which is great.

#4661366

teretete

2013-09-25 02:37

I own the Cooler Master V8 GTS I recently purchased the cooler master V8 GTS at micro center for $99 and it was the best decision I made... I was looking for a air cooling solution for my i7 4770k... I overclock it to 4.5Ghz (to be on the stable side) and let me tell you that this cooler is awsome! my peak temperature is 75C running Prime95 for a while... I recommend Corsair Carbide 540. ( ultimate Air case/I own it) if I can I will post some pictures for you guys later!