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Corsair H100 Water Cooler Review
Even though computer water cooling started off about fifteen years ago, it was not until a couple of years ago when companies first released closed loop, ready to run liquid based coolers for PC components. One of the first companies which released such a liquid based cooler a couple of years ago was Corsair. Today we are going to have a look at the latest and largest liquid based CPU cooler Corsair ever released, the Hydro Series H100. The H100 features a dual fan radiator and Corsair boasts that the cooler can deliver extreme performance; we will find out if that claim is true in this review.
Even though computer water cooling started off about fifteen years ago, it was not until a couple of years ago when companies first released closed loop, ready to run liquid based coolers for PC components. One of the first companies which released such a liquid based cooler a couple of years ago was Corsair. Today we are going to have a look at the latest and largest liquid based CPU cooler Corsair ever released, the Hydro Series H100. The H100 features a dual fan radiator and Corsair boasts that the cooler can deliver extreme performance; we will find out if that claim is true in this review.
Manufacturer features and specifications
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Warranty |
Five years |
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Cold Plate Material |
Copper |
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Fan Specification |
120mm (x2) |
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Socket Support |
AMD AM2, AMD AM3 Intel LGA 1155, Intel LGA 1156, Intel LGA 1366 Intel LGA 2011, Intel LGA 775 |
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Radiator Material |
Aluminum |
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Tubing |
Low-permeability for near-zero evaporation |
Specifications
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Radiator Dimensions |
122mm x 275mm x 27mm |
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Fan Dimensions |
120mm x 120mm x 25mm |
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Fan Speed (+/- 10%) |
1300 RPM (Low Noise) 2000 RPM (Balanced) 2500 RPM (High Performance) |
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Fan Airflow |
46 - 92 CFM |
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Fan dBA |
22 - 39 |
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Fan Static Pressure |
1.6 - 7.7mm/H20 |
