OC3D Review Corsair H70

[andyvee]

You need to remove your reply fromt the quote above^^^

And we test all sinks with the fans that they come with unless specified. Funny how you are the only one with any kind of problem, everyone else knows

My bad on the quotes .

So NOW you tell me you test with fans as the units come ( why make a song and dance about installing h70 as intake then when that is the recommeded install method ) , now please show me where in either your typed review or in your video where you state that ( back to mindreading/guessing again ) .

I have no problem with any of the above but you still seem either unable or unwilling to note that if you have 1 , 2 or more graphics cards in your machine - not normally more than a couple of inches away from the cpu - then a heatpipe cooler will be more affected than any of the rad type coolers from corsair/coolit/asetek ( running them as intake ) due to them pulling in cooler air from outside the case , again not something you'll notice as much running on an open system

 

[equk]

Has anyone taken the H70 appart yet?

Was looking around and found some pics of the H50 block

Also didn't even realise this:

Radiator Material: Aluminum

 

[fraghappy245]

[font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Andtvee If Tom test both coolers in our outside a case it wont make on bit off difference because then the h70 will be getting even more cooler air than it would sat inside the case so should work even better than corsair say so both coolers would have the same advantage or disadvantage as each other which means it comes down to which cooler is best and we all know that don't we[/font]