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Affiliate Reviews: Cooling

Asetek WaterChill AMD Athlon XP & Athlon 64

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Originally Posted by A1 Electronics.net


	So from our installation using the Asetek WaterChill pump and block with two different radiators we have achieved very impressive cooling of the water block for both the AMD Athlon XP and AMD Athlon 64. And all this fits neatly inside a standard computer case and is very easy to install as you have seen. Full Story at A1 Electronics.net

Asetek VapoChill Micro Showdown

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Originally Posted by Overclockers Online


	As we can see in the testing numbers there is not a huge difference between the three models and because of this there is no single winner. Really, they are all winners in certain setups and situations. Full Story at Overclockers Online

Tt Tribe External Water Cooler Kit

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Originally Posted by The Overclocker Cafe


	Having never had seen water cooling in action before, I was surprised at the huge drop in temperatures given by the Thermaltake Tribe. The installation was a total breeze. After the initial testing, I was so surprised by the low temperatures that I jumped right into overclocking my system, which I didn't attempt before with the Air Cooling Solutions. Full Story at The Overclocker Cafe

Asetek Vapochill Micro

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Originally Posted by techPowerUp!


	When you ask hardcore overclockers about companies who have the best extreme cooling gear, you can bet that Asetek is among the first mentioned. Their Vapochill Extreme Cooling Units are legendary, but come with a hefty price tag. The average user is not willing to pay that much, so Asetek has engineered the Vapochill Micro series. While the principle is the same as the Vapochill, do not expect to reach sub-zero temperatures with the Vapochill Micro, it essentially is a heatpipe cooler, just with some very clever ideas. Asetek's experience in designing high-performance cooling units sure has helped here. Full Story at techPowerUp!

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