It seems everyone is jumping in the all-in-one water cooling market these days, and Cooler Master hopes to make a splash with their recently released Seidon 240M. Today is official launch day for the new Seidon 240M AIO, and Overclockers is here to provide you with a look at this new offering from Cooler Master. So, without further ado, let’s dive in!
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2012
2012
When computer enthusiasts think about high-end, ultra quality cases, what’s the first name that comes to mind? Yes, that’s rhetorical; we all know it’s Lian Li.
Read More6/13
2011
2011
Today we’ll take a look at the Swiftech MCP35X pump and MCP35X Reservoir (Rev.2).
Read More5/13
2011
2011
Installing a water cooling system or kit in your PC can seem scary. Follow my journey as I debated the benefits of liquid cooling and ultimately decide to take the plunge into the wet world of PC water cooling.
Read More4/14
2011
2011
A guide to water cooling your computer from the ground up. Learn the best way to set up your loop and what parts are needed.
Read More2/17
2011
2011
Today we are featuring a recently completed project by Spotswood: a custom wood case created to house eVGA’s high-end, dual-socket motherboard, the SR-2. Not only does it house the huge SR-2 motherboard, but it will also have a complete custom water cooling system contained within. This is truly one of the most beautiful cases I have ever seen, and it is my pleasure to present this masterpiece to the public.
Read More11/30
2010
2010
Many of the members at the Overclockers.com forums who are watercooling experts will often advise you to stay away from water cooling ‘kits’ for a number of reasons. First, the price vs. performance ratios of most kits are poor compared to aftermarket air cooling, and sometimes such kits even perform worse than aftermarket air coolers. Other concerns are the closed loop and not having the ability to upgrade parts. Swiftech reckon they have changed that with its new “Edge” line of water cooling kits. Today we will be reviewing the Swiftech H20-220 Edge Liquid Cooling Kit which has kindly been provided by CrazyPC.com.
Read More6/29
2010
2010
Is your router getting too hot? Try water-cooling it! This tutorial covers everything you need to know from router selection, component selection, and putting everything together. If you like extreme cooling, this mod is for you!
Read More6/14
2010
2010
DT is the foundation of your water cooling loop. The better your DT, the cooler your chips are. In water cooling, DT is simply the difference between the ambient air temperature and the water temperature on the outgoing side of the radiator. Room temperature vs. water temperature: that’s it. You can’t remove all the heat – no system is 100% efficient, nor can you go below ambient room temperature.
Read More5/20
2010
2010
There’s a bit of a story behind me being so eager to review this unit, so bear with me for a minute. I’ve been toying with the idea of getting a water cooling setup for a few years now. But every time I’ve come close to buying an expensive, high end water setup, I’ve realized how completely useless one would be for my purposes.
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