CoolIT Teaming with Corsair on New Technology

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CoolIT's partnership with Corsair gives total control over the PC.

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[11796pcs]

Cool, I especially like how the lights will change to fit the profile.

 

[joytech22]

I think instead of cables to connect the devices, they should have implemented some form of wireless, because every part that reports any statistics uses power.

 

[henydiah]

i hope H60 better for my CPU, i want buy for experiment

 

[squanto]

[citation][nom]mayankleoboy1[/nom]h50 and h70 are completely CRAP. is h60 going to be any different?[/citation]

I have an H50 and I really like it, super quiet so THERE

 

[Mark Heath]

air cooling can be very very quiet if you use the right fans. SPCR use these as their standard cpu fan: http://www.nexustek.nl/NXS-nexus120mmrealsilentcasefan.htm use 2 of those and temps are quite good if you use a good heatsink, plus it'll be really quiet

 

[rubix_1011]

I have an H50 and I really like it, super quiet so THERE

By golly, that sure made me a believer.

Your 'incredible' opinion of the H50 likely is reliant on the sole fact that you have no idea how well real watercooling performs.

 

[g00fysmiley]

h50 and h70 are good for twhat they are... the are comparable to some high end air coolers (though you can get better performance on some high end air), but they are fairly quiet and easy to install... i'd disagree with sayign they are crap, but i wouldn't call them real water cooling, just a decent cooler .. i'd rather keep my 212+ though

 

[rubix_1011]

^Right...but the H50 is known for leaking and pump failure...at least the H70 seems to have held up better. Regardless, they each perform like high end air coolers, but at 2x the cost.

 

[scook9]

[citation][nom]rubix_1011[/nom]By golly, that sure made me a believer. Your 'incredible' opinion of the H50 likely is reliant on the sole fact that you have no idea how well real watercooling performs.[/citation]
Real watercooling parts put you at about a $200 buy-in for mediocre parts.....$400 for a top end loop

for $70 they do pretty dam well

 

[rubix_1011]

For less cost, high-end air coolers will perform the same.

My point is that for the cost, they are worthless. At the price of the H70, you could spend a few more bucks and get an actual watercooling intro kit that would net much better temps.

 

[youssef 2010]

[citation][nom]joytech22[/nom]I think instead of cables to connect the devices, they should have implemented some form of wireless, because every part that reports any statistics uses power.[/citation]

That would make this case a perfect jamming device for wireless connections.Also, They will not reserve a frequency for the sole purpose of monitoring case vitals.But it's a very smart way to market Corsair's products.Well done, Corsair

 

[dalmvern]

I like that the lights will change to fit the power profile you are running, however I hope that is only an option. I would like to be able to keep my computer blue if I feel like it.