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    Default Corsair H50 CPU Cooler Review

    If there's anything resourceful and plenty to be found of in the market, it has to be the sheer number of CPU coolers. Over the years CPU coolers have evolved in many ways and series. One of the more popular product developments that set a new trend were of course heatpipe based coolers. The market is completely saturated with the most exquisite models. Heatpipe coolers are good and silent, as such these are two of the most important features a cooler should have... good performance versus silence. The third factor is the same as always, pricing needs to be acceptable.
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    Oh this. I'm not a fan of all-in-one water-cooling systems, especially ones that have the pump on top of the waterblock (which most, if not all of them do), and most of them only get ~2-5C lower temps than air. But I guess if you really wanna get your PC wet, cheaply, it's decent enough... Doubt the pump's good enough to try and add a GPU to the loop tho'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Details of youtube video
    28 Full Minutes of CPU Cooling Excitement!
    Water cooling seems so much less exciting these days..

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrowMagnum View Post
    Oh this. I'm not a fan of all-in-one water-cooling systems, especially ones that have the pump on top of the waterblock (which most, if not all of them do), and most of them only get ~2-5C lower temps than air. But I guess if you really wanna get your PC wet, cheaply, it's decent enough... Doubt the pump's good enough to try and add a GPU to the loop tho'.
    the corsair all in one is well made, and it would do well on your dual core cpu

    Quote Originally Posted by RickyRudy View Post
    Water cooling seems so much less exciting these days..
    this is an all in one, a great wc setup will run you over $200 and more
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    for the price it isnt bad. though i dont like how it apparently blows cold air into the case instead of exhausting hot air out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gladiator View Post
    for the price it isnt bad. though i dont like how it apparently blows hot air into the case instead of exhausting hot air out.
    Fix'd your post for you.
    Either way, without a shroud, you're actually getting less cooling efficiency out of the rad if you're pushing air through, as opposed to pulling off.
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