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Doctor Feelgood Arrrrghh!
Joined: 07 Apr 2003 Posts: 20349 Location: New Jersey
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Posted: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 19:14:42 Post Subject: Swiftech H20-120-P Water Cooling Kit and Radbox |
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The real test of these kits came in the final category, 3.5ghz Load. At a high Vcore and a 25% overclock our CPU was pumping out just about as much heat as it could and the H20-120-P kit just laughed at it. The nearest competitor was 3.5 degrees above it, at a respectable 37 degrees. Though this is a good temperature, the 33.5 achieved by the Swiftech kit is simply stellar." - xyzcomputing.com
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Little Bruin
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dvlk80 Rated PG
Joined: 24 May 2006 Posts: 14 Location: Hayward, CA
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sometimes depends on your room temperature,.. my run around 35-38, depends how hot my room is, and since summer is coming, i think it will go up a little bit,.. _________________ Rig 1: AMD 64 X2 3800+ @ 2.55Ghz w/ Swiftech Water Cool | Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe/XP Pro SP2 | Enermax EG701AX 600W Power Supply | 2 X BFG GeForce 7900GTX PCI-e @ 690/1750 (both Water Cool by Swiftech) | Creative X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS | Klipsch THX 5.1 Speakers | 2 X 1024MB Corsair DDR PC3500LL PRO @ 550Mhz | WD Raptor 150 GB and Seagate SATA 300 GB | DVD-RW PX-760A X 2 | Thermaltake Armor Black Case |
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Joined: 16 May 2006 Posts: 298 Location: Back Woods of MO
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