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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Nice complete kit
By alwaysbroke
Very easy to setup and includes all hardware necessary. Even though the fan does not seem to push alot of air, the heat the rolls out of it is amazing, it does a really good job cooling. Only problem I had with it is that the pump was not strong enough to go through all the plumbing in my setup. I have it going through this unit to the cpu water block, then a radiator, then a gtx280 video card, then back to this unit. I had to put another pump after the cpu water block. But, overall I like the unit.It looks like they originally designed it as if it was going to have the option of mounting in a 5 1/4 mounting bay in the pc case, but then after adding the case and fan to the unit, it won't fit. That's ok though, it would have severely blocked air to the radiator because it gets sucked in through the top and blows out the bottom.EDIT 2013Well, it's not quite 2 years later, and it almost caught on fire. It started smoking bad one day after turning on my computer. I tore it apart to see what happened, and the pc board was cooked where a copper conductor runs on it, for power. I don't know if the pump was drawing too much and the conductor couldn't handle that much, but that's my guess. I also had to add water to it occasionally as it lost water, but I couldn't find the leak till I tore it apart. It had a very small leak in the radiator. It developed this leak shortly after I started using it. This unit has now been trashed and I'm back to air cooling.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Titan Bianca Water Cooler
By DParsons
It does work well but it is not quiet. If you are looking for a completely quiet system this will make a constant buzz from the pump. The fan is quiet until you crank it up then it becomes just like having a video card with a very noisy fan. Note if you are buying this to go with an already water jacketed video card the tubes will not probably fit and you will need to do some modifying with some hose adapters. I got this to go with the EVGA 580 GTX and had to do some modifying to the very thin diameter tubes to get them to fit around the inlet/outlet connectors. However this being said the unit does do it's job I can play Crysis 2 with the full DX11 and high res texture package for hours and the video card never really strays to more than 47 - 52 degrees Celsius wich is impressive and while under load the unit does move a lot of heat as it gets very hot while playing games. But I would rather that heat dumped outside the PC as opposed to being in it. While not playing video games I leave the fan on the lowest setting and the only noise you can hear is the pump humming away but if you have the TV or stereo or any noise in the room you really can't hear it and while playing games with the fan up all the way I can't hear it either because the games drown it out.EDIT: Pump died in less than six months. I had to do a lot of tube modifying to make it work so I needed a second one right away to have something that worked. If you really want to do water cooling making something yourself looks like the only way to have something that is reliable.
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