Asetek Vapochill Micro Review

[Xenithon]

Well it finally got reviewed, check it out here.

 

[Mr. Cornell]

Well, not bad? I suppose you could stick your own 92mm fan on it to make it even better, but it seems to perform within 1.5C of this guy's watercooling setup.

I could really use one...it's annoying when my comp freezes when it's hot and runs fine when it's not so hot in my room.

 

[Ven0m]

It looks really interesting. We need overclockers.com review of it.

 

[inkfx]

Maybe its just me but it doesnt seem that awesome to me. Maybe if it has a really low price then it would be worth it. Ive seen XP-90's and XP-120's getting better temps than 42c idle. Also the 'watercooling kit' they are comparing it to, well lets just say its not the best kit in the world.

 

[Ven0m]

You can't compare temps on different rigs with diffferent conditions and methodology. Before any concludions, I'd wait for good review.

 

[hyperasus]

Like Ven0m said, we need overclockers.com to do a review so we can see how it stacks up against Thermalrights products.

 

[Bios24]

Well, at least there is a review out there. They just reviewed the 'ultra low noise' model, but I can't find any specs on the fan. Not even from the asetek website!

From the specs they gave, I calculated a c/w of .29 with the fan set to 12v. If the specs are accurate, it's not very impressive IMHO. A 7000 zalman would probably be equal or probably better. Although we'll have to see a couple of other review to see how to fairs in other systems.

 

[CJ4]

Just from the pictures, the fan looks like a Thermaltake Silent Cat:
http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/comboCool/a2013silentCat9/SilentCat9.htm

CJ