Reduce data center cooling costs by up to 40% High-performance computing environments (think every GPU you’ve ever heard of) put out a ton of heat. GPUs. Server racks. Processors. Every component generates hot exhaust air that needs to be cooled… somehow. If that heat can’t escape, or worse, if cold air mixes with hot air…
We tested the Corsair H45, an inexpensive sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a 120 mm radiator cooled by one 120 mm fan.
We tested the Wraith, the new cooler that comes with some AMD processors. Let’s check how it performs and if is it really quiet.
We tested the Cooler Master Nepton 240M, a high-end sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a 240 mm radiator cooled by two 120 mm fans.
We tested the Corsair H100i GTX, a high-end sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a 240 mm radiator cooled by two 120 mm fans.
Let’s test the Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate, a sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a 360 mm radiator cooled by three 120 mm fans.
Let’s test the Cooler Master Blizzard T2, a CPU cooler with a tower heatsink, a 92 mm fan, and two direct-touch heatpipes. Check it out!
Let’s test the Cooler Master Nepton 140XL, a sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a big 140 mm radiator cooled by two 140 mm fans in push-pull configuration.