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Chinese AIO Liquid Cooler

Chinese AIO Liquid Cooler

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InoueAlice
Senior Member
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12-18-2023, 01:39 PM
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What kind of performance can I anticipate from this product? I’m curious about whether it might offer better results than a relatively inexpensive air cooler priced around forty-five dollars. I’m open to trying it, despite the lack of information online.
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InoueAlice
12-18-2023, 01:39 PM #1

What kind of performance can I anticipate from this product? I’m curious about whether it might offer better results than a relatively inexpensive air cooler priced around forty-five dollars. I’m open to trying it, despite the lack of information online.

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_Matoo_
Member
177
12-24-2023, 08:58 AM
#2
For your intended use, I don't see any issues. It's a standard 240m AIO at an affordable price. It wouldn't cause any problems and I believe it would perform just as well or even slightly better than the budget air coolers available.
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_Matoo_
12-24-2023, 08:58 AM #2

For your intended use, I don't see any issues. It's a standard 240m AIO at an affordable price. It wouldn't cause any problems and I believe it would perform just as well or even slightly better than the budget air coolers available.

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Strafers
Junior Member
17
12-25-2023, 03:44 PM
#3
What might possibly go wrong? It's a cheap product with no solid reviews, and it can take three weeks to arrive. It mostly just leaks and damages your components. Performance-wise, it's about as good as a cheaper air cooler.
Have you seen any independent reviews for this item? If you're not sure it's a bad idea, why are you inquiring?
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Strafers
12-25-2023, 03:44 PM #3

What might possibly go wrong? It's a cheap product with no solid reviews, and it can take three weeks to arrive. It mostly just leaks and damages your components. Performance-wise, it's about as good as a cheaper air cooler.
Have you seen any independent reviews for this item? If you're not sure it's a bad idea, why are you inquiring?

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Lucianyourgod
Member
134
12-31-2023, 01:51 PM
#4
The fan dimensions are 70x70x38, which equates to a 3-inch wide and 6-inch long core size. This isn't the 120x240mm (5x10") you might be considering. Ignore that. The aluminum heatsink actually makes things worse.
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Lucianyourgod
12-31-2023, 01:51 PM #4

The fan dimensions are 70x70x38, which equates to a 3-inch wide and 6-inch long core size. This isn't the 120x240mm (5x10") you might be considering. Ignore that. The aluminum heatsink actually makes things worse.

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Flade1337
Member
71
12-31-2023, 05:40 PM
#5
I checked some reviews on baidu and saw they're okay but not outstanding. I was thinking about using it in a C2D just for testing, which is why I warned others that "it's going to leak all over your components." But if it's worth the price, maybe I'll give it a try.
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Flade1337
12-31-2023, 05:40 PM #5

I checked some reviews on baidu and saw they're okay but not outstanding. I was thinking about using it in a C2D just for testing, which is why I warned others that "it's going to leak all over your components." But if it's worth the price, maybe I'll give it a try.

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Chimpboy22
Member
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01-05-2024, 10:20 AM
#6
I discovered a few reviews on baidu, and after checking them it seems average rather than outstanding. I intended to use this on a c2d just for testing, which is why I warned others not to think it would cause all the components to fail. However, if it’s costly cooling for its price, I might consider leaving it behind. Independent opinions from a reliable source were absent. There’s no wonder about liquid cooling—it merely relocates heat exchange from direct CPU fins to radiator fins attached to the case. It only shifts the heat around without improving performance. It’s pricier, riskier, and doesn’t offer better results than a cheap air cooler.
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Chimpboy22
01-05-2024, 10:20 AM #6

I discovered a few reviews on baidu, and after checking them it seems average rather than outstanding. I intended to use this on a c2d just for testing, which is why I warned others not to think it would cause all the components to fail. However, if it’s costly cooling for its price, I might consider leaving it behind. Independent opinions from a reliable source were absent. There’s no wonder about liquid cooling—it merely relocates heat exchange from direct CPU fins to radiator fins attached to the case. It only shifts the heat around without improving performance. It’s pricier, riskier, and doesn’t offer better results than a cheap air cooler.

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LavaGaurd
Junior Member
45
01-19-2024, 03:36 PM
#7
They mentioned the ehatsink size as the fan dimensions 707x70x38. It seems to fit the price well.
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LavaGaurd
01-19-2024, 03:36 PM #7

They mentioned the ehatsink size as the fan dimensions 707x70x38. It seems to fit the price well.

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gizmoe101
Member
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01-19-2024, 04:17 PM
#8
For your intended use, I don't see any issues. It's a standard 240m AIO at an affordable price. It wouldn't cause any problems and I believe it would perform just as well or even slightly better than the budget air coolers available.
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gizmoe101
01-19-2024, 04:17 PM #8

For your intended use, I don't see any issues. It's a standard 240m AIO at an affordable price. It wouldn't cause any problems and I believe it would perform just as well or even slightly better than the budget air coolers available.