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AQUAGATE Mini R80 Liquid Cooling System
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Yes, and it works quite well, at least the 120mm version. I have one on my 4000+, and the temp delta between idle and full load is only 6*. It's also silent. I don't know exact temps 'cuz the sensors on the eVGA NF41 are crazy wrong, but the delta should be accurate.
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temps in the 60's are not good at all for watercooling. i would rather get good aircooling with a quiet 120mm fan and get better temps than that thing. For $100 you can get a much better watercooling setup also. Car rad like $20, used pump off the forums like $30-40 and a waterblock for cpu $30.
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He didnt say he gets temps in the 60's with it, he said he gets a 6C difference from idle to load temps...
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Giving the change is pretty worthless without knowing the actual temperatures. If I make my XP90 passive my change between idle and load is about 6C as well...from 55 to 61.
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Well, right now, the eVGA board shows my 4000+ (at 2700) as 12*C while under Prime it only goes to 18-19*C. My ambient is about 16.7*C, so the sensors are funky. When I had the same setup temporarily on my DFI, I could get it to max temp of about 26*C at 2800mhz. It could also be that the CM Mini is running in my Stacker with the side panel off while I mod it for 120mm. BUT, there's the CM customer service issues
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=425730
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=425730
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Kil4Thril said:
i dont believe those temps with that crappy of a thing. you cant get 12 degrees celc if your ambient is 16.7 unless you have a chiller. i think there is something messed with your temp monitor. that just doesnt make anysense.
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He just said the sensors are funky...
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Yep. The DFI's were probably slightly more reliable, but I cannot attest to their accuracy either.
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