Corsair H70 Cpu Water Cooling
www.ncix.com It’s basically like the H50… EXCEPT BETTER IN EVERY WAY!!
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How to clean and sanitize a typical bottled water cooler. For more information see: www.greatwatercoolers.com
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can anyone tell me how good is the h60 couse that is the only one in stores in my region help please ?
@musicalLIFEtv yes
@alain026 yes dude you could , i have afriend of mine done it to asus gtx 580 and overclock it to 1050mhz
IS IT COMPATABLE WITH A AM3+ SOCKET PLEASE TELL ME!
i need to get this form laptop
@Tonester0011 ye i took it off and replaced it used my own thermal paste now its at 40degrees stock and about 50 underload. so im glad i worked that out i guess the paste that comes with it was not that good..
@Dayfoxx7000
If thats at stock voltage, then thats not normal lol :L
Sounds like poor fitting, take off clean the old paste off reapply and remount.
My 1100t is <40degrees underload (H100 – Stock clocks)
@LinusTechTips , I recently purchased the H80 for my Phenom II 1100T and im not sure whats going on but idle is 60 degrees celcius and when playing games it goes up to 90 degrees… thats not normal? when i had air cooling i dont think i ever reached those temps.
@GameVoidCommentaries The Thermaltake is for actual liquid/water cooling. And if your willing to spend that much on a heatsink go with the H100 if your case can fit it.
@alain026 good question XD
mmmm something for my birthday.. cant already wait
can you make a video about h60 and installation? i cant find any video that gives exact information….please…..im planning to but this water cooling system. i want you to do an installation for amd motherboard…
@alain026
yes you can i’ve seen one used on a msi gtx560ti hawk, google around you can find it but instead he used the antec khuler
is this better than the more expensive Thermaltake CLW0211 Bigwater 760 ($130)?
where is the Cosair Motherboard? When are they going to put them out i know they must have plans for that area?
@dozzpollen Thanks for explaining it to me. In a way somewhat put my mind to ease about water cooling, especially the H70. I may decide to get one now when I get the money of course. Thanks for responding. It put some faith into water cooling. lol.
@Poisonoids The water is already in the system. It’s a closed loop water-cooler which means that the water is sealed in the system already and it’s ready to be fitted straight into your computer, no plumbing required. The tubes and water-block are factory sealed and are very strong; there’s little to no chance of leakage, unlike a custom water cooler which you plumb in yourself. A custom water-cooler would perform considerably better however, but would cost considerably more.
i would have had this half installed by the time he opened the box
reading specs does not make you sound smart
Stupid question but, where does the water go if this is a water cooling system? I’m not really familiar with water cooling, and never really believed in it. I’m somewhat considering a water cooling kit in the near future. Just curious.
@alain026 well theoretically you could but there is also VRAM (video [card] RAM) to cool so you would have to find a way to do that so it would just be easier to use a waterblock from swiftek or something and watercooling really isn’t that hard when you think of it
@cameron1665 No, you need at least a H100 to cool that.
@alain026 if you replace the block itself then maybe
@alain026 u are damging it
@alain026 u are damging it
Will this also clean the holding tanks inside the dispenser ? I heard these hold a few litres on their own ? I have the unit with cold and hot water like the one in your video ? Thanks
@awhislyle – OOOOH NO! I am another one. I’ve had mine for about 9 years! lol. but I’m noit dead, so clearly you can get away with it (for a while lol)
you sound like Milton from office space
Well done! Thank you
thanx alot
Good stuff
Thank you!!
Haha thanks! I should’ve watched this video a year ago instead of just not using my water cooler.
good job!
@lgman83
Yeah, i think ill do this once or twice a year.
I filled mine completing full of bleach, is this the correct method ?
Thank you so much for this patient and well made video kudos sir kudos
Very good video!
@awhislyle If you never got sick, there is no big deal lol
i came to this video for one reason..i thought that u guys in america have something else insted of the water cooler to drink water…because i here in jordan (midd east) just bought a new water cooler witch i thought was not a good idea at first but all the worls use it so …oh and thanx for that tip i never knew i had to clean my water cooler
@awhislyle legionella
i wouldn’t feel safe drinking from a water cooler that had any amount of bleach in it. why not use something less… chemically harmful to your body….?
every new bottle?!? sounds like a pain in the ass if you drink 4-6 cups a day.
Am I the only one that had a water cooler for YEARS without knowing I needed to clean it?
I found this video very helpful and is on my favorites…but on another site it said to plug up hot water side to prevent bleach from getting in it.
Too much work. Gonna buy a new cooler!
Thanks sooo much for the video. Got a cooler that needs cleaning. Asked my dad how to go about it. We couldn’t decide on vinegar or bleach. Glad for the clarification. Hate to use bleach but if that’s what it takes oh well. Thanks again.
i ran some tap water through mine and a dead spider and all kinds of dirt came out of it.
rinse and repeat…..
thank you. my service center told me NOT to use ANY chemicals, but i feel better running some bleach through my old USED cooler.
@thrashorbthrashed dude, get over it. the water is not going anywhere. the earth is full of it.