Sub-ambient liquid cooling…How low can you go?
Cooler Master ML360 Sub-Zero Review: Frigid Temps for LGA1200 : Read more
Cooler Master ML360 Sub-Zero Review: Frigid Temps for LGA1200 : Read more
does it have RGB? if it has there you have a huge market for it.Noisy, inefficient, can't cope with OCing and very expensive. Hard to see the point of buying this.
In this case the very concept is patently absurd.The overall question of performance is the most notable here, but the bigger conversation is around how to integrate and improve upon this with future solutions. Like anything else, it lends an exciting look into some new approaches to cooling technologies to see how well it is adopted by the public.
Yes, we look at this product 'now' but the more curious questions lie in 'what is coming next as a result'?
The overall question of performance is the most notable here, but the bigger conversation is around how to integrate and improve upon this with future solutions. Like anything else, it lends an exciting look into some new approaches to cooling technologies to see how well it is adopted by the public.
Yes, we look at this product 'now' but the more curious questions lie in 'what is coming next as a result'?
Peltier coolers are nothing new. They were around during Pentium days as well. Unfortunately, they face exactly the same problem as this cooler master kit. So, after a while, it died and nobody bothers about it.
Now, companies are trying to recreate something that failed and couldn't work....
Peltiers don't work, period. Iaws of physics that cannot be changed, regardless of the approach. Peltier is a heat pump, not a cooler. IF you have a CPU generating 200W and your peltier is rated 200W, you get 0C difference between cold and hot side. However, you are dissipating 400W.... Might as well not use the peltier.
With overclocked multicore CPUs hitting over 200-300W, you need 300-400W. Then you are dissipating 500-700W. Even a triple 12cm rad may not be sufficient. IF you have 10-16 core ones, its even worse.
The miserable cooling ability of the Peltier cooler in this device could easily be surpassed by simply increasing the rpm of the cooling fans by about 1%. It is entirely pointless.So toms hardware completely missed the point of this cooler. It's not for single core/thread overclocking. It's for creating custom TVB rules to get insanely high frequency at low thread counts, pretty high frequency at medium high thread count, and slightly overclocked frequency at full thread count. You really need a decent binned CPU so using a 10850K isn't really advisable.
So toms hardware completely missed the point of this cooler. It's not for single core/thread overclocking. It's for creating custom TVB rules to get insanely high frequency at low thread counts, pretty high frequency at medium high thread count, and slightly overclocked frequency at full thread count. You really need a decent binned CPU so using a 10850K isn't really advisable.
So running an Intel CPU with up to 250W of power and a graphic card drawing 200 to 350W of power is not enough. Coolermaster wants the cooler to also draw 200W?.