Watercool HTF Triple Blende

Advantages: Cools Your CPU, alerts you to low water level
Disadvantages: Doesnt Cool Video Card or Chipset

...I've been using this watercooler for 4 months now and i'm really pleased with it, does a very good job in cooling your processor, if you want to cool your grahpics card and chipset you'll have to add extra heatsinks and piping i would reccommend having a big case if wanting to cool more than just the cpu. This kit is very easy to put together also comes in attractive packaging. for the price you pay you wont regret, it must be the cheapest watercooler out it supports all AMD motherboard sockets, comes with 2 metres of tubing 500ml of coolant. if alerts you when you have low water level and turns your pc off i recommend this to anyone who's on a budget and wants to go watercooling... Read review

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Advantages: Build quality, good brand, lots of connection choices
Disadvantages: Medium speed

...Storage is all important, whether you need it for your day-to-day work, or for backing up those important files, you can never have enough of it. A lot of users are now turning to off-site storage solutions, such as Amazons S3 service. However, if you need something fast and reliable, then there is no other option that a desktop hard drive. Iomega have been in this game for a long time. I remember with a warm glow, the day when the original Zip Drive was released. Wow, all that data on a tiny little disk, the size of a fat 3.5-inch floppy. Well, they kindly sent me there Professional Series Desktop Hard Drive, with triple interface to review. Offering up 500GB of storage, with USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and two FireWire 800 ports lined up across the back panel. It is also nice to see an on/off switch on the back too (many drives don't come... Read review

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Advantages: Heavy and sturdy, full metal case, huge size, liquid cooling with riduculous performance
Disadvantages: Quite pricey, can be annoying to set-up, have to purchase VGA water block seperately, 1 small, cheap plastic lid over built in USB inputs spoil what is otherwise a perfectly manufactured case

...and easy as there is so much room to work with you can pretty much climb inside the thing however once you get to water-cooling install it gets interesting. REMEMBER: If you are upgrading cases as I was, take note of which PCi adapters go in which slots before removing them, else you will need to uninstall and reinstall them all or open up and swap 'em back round. Same with hard drives, must be same or it won't find the boot sector as it is being told to look on the wrong hard disk. ALSO: Instructions tell you to screw down the motherboard before you attach the water block.....Don't do this as you will only have to unscrew it again to access the rear of the board. And now the best bit, getting the liquid system bled of air is supposed to be the hardest bit and I don't know if it was a fluke, I certainly have never done it before... Read review

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