Kudos to Corsair H5O!

lol, and i know exactly what cooler i should be getting next if i wanna build another rig

its packaging look so kewl

ur custom intake H50 la.

Ace, what do u mean custom fitting for the H50?

may i know what vcore on 4ghz, and 4.4ghz?..

thanks,

and, an image showing the custom h50 would be great!

i just finished doing a pc setup to a friend using this thermalright venomous-X in push-pull configurations. The result is not bad on o'cing intel i3.

This post has been edited by kInOzAwA: Mar 12 2010, 05:44 AM

er... what is "push-pull"?? does it means the air flow goes against each other?

2 fan , 1 pull the air at the front and 1 push the air the 1st fan pull.

i see.... it is basically like this is it? <<--- (heatsink) <<---

correct me if i am wrong..

ya that it is about right.

the right one is the pusher the left is the puller.

ok thx boss... but this configuration needs to be supported by case that has a good air flow.

don't worry as long as the pull after the push config facing outake fan at the back of the case, the air will go out smoothly but you may also look on the outake fan's CFM, 'coz it also affect the whole air flowing.

Do we need to used the same type of fan? (I mean same CFM)

it's better if you have a higher CFM fan as outtake, as this will remove any excess of air from the pull setup. By making a push-pull it will generate more excess of air to the outtake fan. If the outtake fan is somewhat lower, the air will trap inside the case but if there's any top outtake fan available, you need no worry since this outtake fan will help to remove the excess of hot air out from the case.

Well, you can solve this problem by adding roof exhaust,
For me, i prefer whole set same fans

CM Hyper N620 is one of the push pull heatsink right? Come up with 2 90CFM inside

actually any heatsink dats able to mount to fans is considered a push pull HSF already. e.g cm hyper 212

i tot tis beauty beat h5o