January 19, 2005
Thermaltake CL-W0005 BigWater 12CM Liquid Cooling System @ Systemcooling
“Until recently water cooling was the domain of the hardcore. But with Intels latest CPUs turning PCs into toaster ovens, and darn near everyone looking to get more speed via overclocking, it is becoming an option for more and more people. To be able to achieve common status with the general enthusiast crowd, a water cooling system must be simple to install, easy to operate and effective at cooling the processor. If it can add to those general requirements by looking good and being able to run quiet, then youve got a winner. Today, well take a look at the latest water cooling kit from Thermaltake and see just how it measures up to those guidelines.”
AOpen i855GMEm-LFS @ TrustedReviews
“We dont have any sound measurement equipment in the labs, but subjectively, its safe to say that this board is very quiet. The supplied CPU cooler is a low profile unit and it doesnt even have a copper insert which is common place on pretty much all CPU coolers these days. The fan operates at a very low speed and you can control this further in the BIOS - AOpens SilentTek options give you far more advanced controls over the fan speeds than you would find on most other motherboards.”
12 more days till the end of the PSU give away @ Hardware-Reviews
FSP Silent Solution Kit PSU Review @ PCmoddingmy
Corsair Flash Voyager 512MB USB 2.0 Drive @ OCIA
X-Micro USB 2.0 Flash Stick @ Rbmods
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