Jet Computer lga775

Zitat: A storm in a teacup The Tempest is well made in that it´s easy to fit, but there´s no denying that the design is antiquated. Heatpipes are all well and good, but the basic design and 92mm fan just doesn´t cut it when it comes to getting rid of heat. For both Intel and AMD systems, you´re better off with the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro or Freezer 64 Pro.

Zitat: Simple and reasonably effective for Athlon 64; crap for LGA775 As a first foray into the world of water cooling, the Nautilus500 at least offers simplicity and, for Athlon 64 CPUs, decent performance. However, there´s no upgrade path; if you wanted to add GPU or chipset waterblocks at a later date, then the single 120mm radiator means that performance would plummet. As it stands, the Nautilus500 is too expensive, too loud, and isn´t an effective enough cooler to compensate for this. Performance on Athlon 64 may be good but, for £15, you can buy an Arctic Cooling Freezer HSF that will do the job almost as efficiently, and considerably more so for LGA775 systems. If you must have water in your PC, we suggest going the whole hog and buying a more sophisticated kit such as the Elite-listed Swiftech H2O - Apex Ultra.

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