found this on newegg today....

poohball · Feb 1, 2008

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835233011

anyone know how is it compare to air cool soloution? is $44 only......thinking really hard now...

hat · Feb 1, 2008

Looks like a horrible design.
You want a $44 cooler? Buy this!!!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835106061

and free shipping

tkpenalty · Feb 1, 2008

poohball said:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835233011

anyone know how is it compare to air cool soloution? is $44 only......thinking really hard now...

Nope, its a fairly weak cooler. I'd look at that thermaltake solution instead...

poohball · Feb 1, 2008

you linked an air cool........

so you think air cool will still out perform this liquid cool? How so?
Can you provide more technical detail mroe then Nope please?
How weak the design is?

SpookyWillow · Feb 1, 2008

i'd get a decnet air cooler tbh but make your own mind up

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Xigmatek/AIO_S80DP/1.html

good old us to uk prices at it again :shadedshu http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=700893

poohball · Feb 1, 2008

SpookyWillow said:
i'd get a decnet air cooler tbh but make your own mind up http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Xigmatek/AIO_S80DP/1.html

good old us to uk prices at it again :shadedshu http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=700893

Yes I read that review before, those other inside were liquid cool, I was wondering how it is compare to air cool becaue the price is so cheap, is only $44. Aren't liquid cool have more potential on overclocking?

Water Drop · Feb 1, 2008

That thing honestly looks like a piece of crap. The Tuniq Tower 120, the Thermalright Ultima-90, and the Ultra 120A (non Extreme) are all around $45 as well. I'd recommend one of them if your looking for a $50 CPU cooler. A good liquid cooling system is gonna cost you around $150 to cool the CPU.

happita · Feb 1, 2008

I'd definitely go for almost ANY air cooling solution in that price range vs. that disgusting piece of gunk.

pepsi71ocean · Feb 1, 2008

I have a zalman 9700 and it works great for me. but its alot more money than what your looking for. but i agree with the others.

Dia01 · Feb 1, 2008

Techpowerup review: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Xigmatek/AIO_S80DP/1.html

I'd go a decent air cooling solution over it!

poohball · Feb 1, 2008

you thnik it looks ugly? I think it looks pretty good....but then just a matter of taste...
I am more interested in how it perform against air cool thoguh.

hat · Feb 1, 2008

all in one liquid cooler is it? I bet it cools like complete ass. TT big typhoon ftw

poohball · Feb 1, 2008

hat said:
all in one liquid cooler is it? I bet it cools like complete ass. TT big typhoon ftw

damn....thanks for such technical input. very informative...

Water Drop · Feb 1, 2008

hat said:
all in one liquid cooler is it? I bet it cools like complete ass. TT big typhoon ftw

The Tuniq Tower 120 and Ultra 120 will destroy any TT cooler currently available.

phanbuey · Feb 1, 2008

yeah i remember being all excited about all in one liquid cooling with some other product (just like this one) and it turns out that a $20 dollar air cooler kicked the crap out of it. All in one liquid cooling is usually absolute crap, sometimes even with a real 120mm rad attached... one of the reasons liquid cooling works is so well that it uses alot of water... as we all know, alot of water takes a long time to heat up compared to very little water... when you take into account that your all-in-one doesnt even have ONE 120MM radiator, and has a teeeeny amount of water in comparison to a real liquid system, you will begin to see how it can suck.

Also some of the air coolers here, expecially Big Typhoon and the Tuniq Tower, cool almost as well as an average water set-up. I recommend liquid cooling. I have it, and im never going back to air. But none of the reasons that liquid works (i.e. huuuge surface area cooling with radiators, takes heat outside the case, lots of liquid meaning that radiator doesnt dissipate as much heat) are present in this cooler, expect it to be very crappy.

hat · Feb 2, 2008

Water Drop said:
The Tuniq Tower 120 and Ultra 120 will destroy any TT cooler currently available.

Tuniq Tower 120 is the same price... go for it

however the thermalright ultra 120 is like $20 more

hat · Feb 2, 2008

poohball said:
damn....thanks for such technical input. very informative...

I'm just using normal talk... I could be all profesional like, but I'd rather not.

JFITZ · Feb 2, 2008

looks like the cooler that kingwin came out with(my post is the one right before yours) matter fact i was looking into buying one of these so called hybrid coolers. dude just go for it and let us know how well it cools against your current stock cooler.

NamesDontMatter · Feb 2, 2008

Well I have a thermal take silent water all in one cpu cooler. It works great, it outperforms my scythe ninja with 2 120mm fans. Really all in one solutions aren't bad if you get a good one. I am very happy with the thermal take silent water. I don't have any percise numbers but I know the difference was 2-3C idle and about 7-8C load. My 3800 X2 overclocked to 2.7 Ghz stock volts idles at approx 25-28C both cores, and Loads at about 40C.

I honestly don't like this product though, it shouldn't provide any better increase over cheaper non water heat sinks. The advantage of watercooling is having extra fluid that is cool cycling through your processor block, with that product you don't get that because all the water is boiling right onto of the processor. Also it uses a 80mm fan . . . yuck.

The reason i got water cooling was so that I could pretty much turn all my fans off, and still have the pc run at manageable temps.

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