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New All-in-one liquid CPU cooler from Corsair

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Corsair are on a roll with the new product's lately : http://www.corsair.com/en/hydro-series-h75-liquid-cpu-cooler.html

 

Whats everyone think ?

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Looks really nice! what is the price?

 

 

edit: ow never mind i didn't see the price xD

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The CPU waterblock is really nice and sexy

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Looks really nice! what is the price?

$85

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a 25mm radiator? I'd rather just have a thicker rad and only one fan a-la the h80i. I would understand the products purpose if not for the dual fans though, not ever case has 60mm of space for one of these so cutting that down is good for those people but then you add the extra fan and we're right back at square 1. 

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The thing that goes on the CPU (don't know what's it's actually called lol) is really nice and sexy

That would be the CPU waterblock. :)

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Nope, I would rather have a Phanteks 140MM cooler.

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That CPU block looks nice...

I like the color scheme of Noctua fans. Deal with it. Forget about the bad memories of the past.


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I would rather get a H60 and keep the change.

 

(Because H60 is fucking boss for the price and effectiveness)

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So, of little interest to anyone running a high TDP CPU or overclocking?

 

Slim single rad? Very little cooling potential.

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with that thin radiator,your cpu will be reaching it's thermal limit in no time. NH-D14 would be a better value and performer for less money 

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Looks nice, but you can get better performance by getting a H100i that's only $10-$20 more ATM.

Or get a Noctua UD 14 something...

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a 25mm radiator? I'd rather just have a thicker rad and only one fan a-la the h80i. I would understand the products purpose if not for the dual fans though, not ever case has 60mm of space for one of these so cutting that down is good for those people but then you add the extra fan and we're right back at square 1. 

I think it'd be kind of fun for Corsair to come out with a 60mm thick radiator and name it the H80i plus.

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The CPU waterblock is really nice and sexy

 

 

Looks really nice! what is the price?

 

 

edit: ow never mind i didn't see the price xD

 

 

That CPU block looks nice...

 

What is so nice about that CPU block...?

 

It looks to me just like a standard Asetek reference design...

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What is so nice about that CPU block...?

 

It looks to me just like a standard Asetek reference design...

The gray and black. When you put it in a dark colored build it ads something nice. 

 

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What is so nice about that CPU block...?

 

It looks to me just like a standard Asetek reference design...

It just looks cool. It's different from what Corsair has been doing.

I like the color scheme of Noctua fans. Deal with it. Forget about the bad memories of the past.


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I've seen thicker waffles from the frozen food section..that is too slim to be very efficient at cooling.

 

 

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I like the look of the block. Two fans on a 25mm rad is a bit over kill though.

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Why are they using a z77 motherboard?!

 

Why not? Z77 is still in production. And for a reason, too.

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This looks very similar to the Zalman LQ310 which I am currently using. Probably was based off of the same radiator. But this one looks better imo with the ring on the cpu pump.

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Why not? Z77 is still in production. And for a reason, too.

It's odd that a manufacturer like Corsair wouldn't use the newer z87 platform.

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It's odd that a manufacturer like Corsair wouldn't use the newer z87 platform.

It doesn't matter it's just for pictures, regardless, the mounting system looks complicated like their older coolers and the rad is too thin to be worth it, it costs almost as much as an H100i.

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