www.newegg.com Heat and computer parts don't mix. Well -- they do, pretty much inevitably, but keeping the heat to a minimum should be a top priority for any conscientious PC user. Most go for air cooling, where there is a wealth of options available, but taking it to the next level will inevitably point you towards liquid cooling. If running tubes of liquid through your PC to connect pumps, water blocks and reservoirs is a bit beyond you, there are enclosed solutions that are pre-built, such as the Eco ALC by CoolIt Systems. Paul tried the ECO ALC out this week, and found it to be up to the challenge of keeping our test bed CPU (a Core i7 960) at a nice workable temperature. CoolIT SYSTEMS ECO ALC Water Cooler @ Newegg bit.ly EggXpert - Water Cooling Guide For Beginners bit.ly - Credits - Editing & Special Effects: Lam Words, Manual Labor, EMT (for knuckle cut on heat fins): Paul Music by 1Left - myspace.com/1left
Monday, October 29, 2012
Newegg Review: CoolIt ECO ALC Water Cooler
Newegg Review: CoolIt ECO ALC Water Cooler Video Clips. Duration : 4.92 Mins.
www.newegg.com Heat and computer parts don't mix. Well -- they do, pretty much inevitably, but keeping the heat to a minimum should be a top priority for any conscientious PC user. Most go for air cooling, where there is a wealth of options available, but taking it to the next level will inevitably point you towards liquid cooling. If running tubes of liquid through your PC to connect pumps, water blocks and reservoirs is a bit beyond you, there are enclosed solutions that are pre-built, such as the Eco ALC by CoolIt Systems. Paul tried the ECO ALC out this week, and found it to be up to the challenge of keeping our test bed CPU (a Core i7 960) at a nice workable temperature. CoolIT SYSTEMS ECO ALC Water Cooler @ Newegg bit.ly EggXpert - Water Cooling Guide For Beginners bit.ly - Credits - Editing & Special Effects: Lam Words, Manual Labor, EMT (for knuckle cut on heat fins): Paul Music by 1Left - myspace.com/1left
www.newegg.com Heat and computer parts don't mix. Well -- they do, pretty much inevitably, but keeping the heat to a minimum should be a top priority for any conscientious PC user. Most go for air cooling, where there is a wealth of options available, but taking it to the next level will inevitably point you towards liquid cooling. If running tubes of liquid through your PC to connect pumps, water blocks and reservoirs is a bit beyond you, there are enclosed solutions that are pre-built, such as the Eco ALC by CoolIt Systems. Paul tried the ECO ALC out this week, and found it to be up to the challenge of keeping our test bed CPU (a Core i7 960) at a nice workable temperature. CoolIT SYSTEMS ECO ALC Water Cooler @ Newegg bit.ly EggXpert - Water Cooling Guide For Beginners bit.ly - Credits - Editing & Special Effects: Lam Words, Manual Labor, EMT (for knuckle cut on heat fins): Paul Music by 1Left - myspace.com/1left
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