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Coolink Corator DS
Anyone remember the news story posted up awhile back?
![]() seems the gapless DHT they use is good stuff http://translate.google.com/translat...tm&sl=de&tl=en Use the arrows to navigate through the review, using jump to will break the translation. The thing is 2c behind the slightly larger noctua cooler which also costs a lot more.****** Not bad! ****** Only according to this review, they're is quite a lot of reviews on this cooler now, be sure to google for more before making a purchase : ]
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nice looking cooler! can you do a 3 fan setup on it?
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Grab some rubber bands or cable ties my friend!
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No idea, just whack it into the search on newegg and some other big sites : ]
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Its better then the True by the way. True is overrated IMO had the True 120 EX and was completely underwhelmed by its performance. My xigy 1283 was nearly as good and cost half as much ( and it came with a fan) But that's a shame you can't get the thing in the US : [ Over here it retails for Ł49.99 ( same price as thermalright ifx-14 which comes with no fan and the coolink outperforms it) Compared to the Noctua DH-14 ( Current best aircooler you can buy) which retails for Ł75 ( the Coolink is only 1 c behind this cooler) The Noc cooler is epic by the by here's one in someones rig
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LMAO Geeze That's a cooler for sure :P
Yea Tagan is hard to find here too :\ There were 2 on eBay but one was missing like 1/2 the cables -_- I've been searching high and low for PSUs but not having much good luck there, sadly my non-existent budget can't fit much, but I'm keeping my eye on eBay for everything haha Even debating getting a server Hot-Swappable PSU and soldering on all my own wires :P Just because they're cheap and I know it'd be reliable. |
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The corator is only a wee bit smaller ![]() The top end air coolers are an insane kinda big ha ha managed to find another review where it doesn't quite match the noc but still, beats everything else but the noc source*
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That one looks much more reasonable though. I never even upgraded to the better stock heatpipe S939 cooler, so I've never gotten to experience a really BIG cooler. The biggest one I've seen so far is actually the stocker that came in my neighbors Hewlett-Packard S754 Sempron 3100+, which is bigger than my S939 that came with the X2 3800+ heh
Makes me wonder why they haven't gone from the typical fins to what you see on radiators. Seeing as they are trying to do their best for disrupting airflow (making it turbulent) like what that Carator appears to be doing with those dimples. :P |
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I've always wondered why they don't zigzag the fins as well, it would add so much more surface area in the same space.
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Just finished testing the coolink with two fans on either side of the first tower near the ram....had to use rubber bands to keep the fans in place....did quite decent for the price, but was around 3 degrees of the Venemous with the same configuration.
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What were your temps with 1 fan and 3 fan?
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Yeah the Venomous is pretty insane though, 75lb of pressure you know that's gona be a perfect contact point
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http://www.techreaction.net/2010/03/...-am3-platform/
Take a look...the nhd14, TRUE revc and the Cogage will be added to this.
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Adding 2 more fans helps though apparently and then with just strapping on 2 fans (which most folks will have around) you have to factor in the price difference between them. Wouldn't that really even up the playing field? I mean, that is still depending on what exactly the DS pulls off for temps with tri fan.
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Just an observation, 10*C out of the box is well worth a bit more out of my wallet.
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But if you consider a true just out the box gets beaten by most other air coolers, it doesn't come with a fan at all after all ![]() Lots of other factors to consider when buying cooling . General relative performance to other coolers Price/ performance ratio Size-weight/ performance ratio The Noc is pimp daddy not going to argue with that but it is rather expensive.At the moment if I was to pick up an air cooler I'd get the Tuniq Tower Extreme as its on sale @ ebuyer 35 quid was 50 XDI would love to see a revision of the corator with some different fin lengths ( maybe 30mm wide and 32mm wide alternating) to add cheap airflow breakup ( like the noc does by having jaged edges) and also another 2 heatpipes. I really think the base has some potential you see : ]
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This is a part of the noctua stable as well....its owned by noctua and thats why the similarities.
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Really? Why don't they mention that on their website? Saying they're owned by Noc would probably boost sales after all ![]() http://www.coolink-europe.com/en/firma.html Also Remember Thermalright came out with the dual tower design first. ( or at-least before Noctua)
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As an owner of the Tuniq, make sure you buy a better fan as well. The one I recieved was poo on the stocker, didnt get what I would call satisfactory temps until I slapped in the Scythe Jyuni.
I get your point but think of this, I have 2 38mm, 3000RPM fans that I have strapped to my NOC, and it takes stock numbers down by 7*C, but I wouldnt use those numbers to show you, as it isnt the way its made to be used ![]() Point being with a ton of fans sitting around my house, the right combination of them and a cooler, I can MAKE any cooler look as good as a Noc.
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![]() Cheers for the tip , gota say I rarely use stock fans on anything, I'm fussy ![]() Hell I'm disappointed by my 5770 because my choice of after market cooling is limited XD
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