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Albert talks to CooliT systems about their 3 new liquid cooling kits. First up is the Vantage ALC which is easily installed and maintained, second you got the Miestro which is a little bit more advanced than the ALC mainly because of all the software setups playing with the hardware, such as timers, scripts and light alerts, and Lastly they talk about the ECO which is their most affordable liquid cooling kit, that beats any heatsink setup on the market.
That was an INCREDIBLE sales pitch! This guy knows his stuff!
i love tiger, if it wasn’t for Logan (god rest his soul….at tiger direct) i would have never heard of tf2, and i would have never loved it AND i would never had ordered my ALIENWARE!!! to play it on, so i just wanna say thanks to Logan, even though he’s not working with (on) camera work anymore, is he even at tiger direct?
but dont get me wrong…Albert is awesome too, he knows his stuff
Ohhhh and that ECO is what ima gonna get for my ALIENWARE!!!!, i got a used one thats why xD
the cooler looks amazing, planning to get it when the holidays come around =))
@minhmeo1209 lame.
@Muniez89 nope, H70′s rad is twice as thick
is it better than corsair H70?
Has anybody seen the cosmos wraith edition of this computer case?
@KingOfSand100 Hmm not according to alot of benchies and reviews! Seems its the other way round!
@FubuMushu i have a Noctua D14 and my H50 has a 5 degree drop over it.
Correction, it will outperform most air coolers…. not all though! Noctua D14?
Correction, it will outperform most air coolers…. not all though! Noctua D14?
@minhmeo1209 waaaa…? aw..um..oh i get it
@minhmeo1209 waaaa…? aw..um..oh i get it
@squeeb3 no, His name is Hairy Berry
@squeeb3 no, His name is Hairy Berry
@minhmeo1209 grow up much?
@minhmeo1209 grow up much?
pretty good i love it
pretty good i love it
Very Berry?
Very Berry?
@osmodivs Well you would NEVER want to install a liquid cooling system in a rig without mounting it. Thats begging for a pink slip. So just leaving the case open and no place to secure the dual (or larger ) rad would be of no help.
As for a kit, I really cant help that much. I only build custom loops and thats where my knowledge is focused. But head on over to the xtremesystems org forums and you can get plenty of help with cooling. ^_^
@osmodivs Well you would NEVER want to install a liquid cooling system in a rig without mounting it. Thats begging for a pink slip. So just leaving the case open and no place to secure the dual (or larger ) rad would be of no help.
As for a kit, I really cant help that much. I only build custom loops and thats where my knowledge is focused. But head on over to the xtremesystems org forums and you can get plenty of help with cooling. ^_^
@kodai666 You can allways leave the casing open so fresh air comes in, i have mine with no side panels, it is a microATX form factor, so the case is kinda small.
But I am planing to buy one of those water cooling devices for my new Core 2 Quad 3.0GHz. Since you sound like an expert, give me some advice here, will ya?
I have an Intel DG35EC MB, Intel Core2 Quad, 8MB ram, QUADROFX580 GPU, 160GB HDD, 1 multicard reader, and a 350 watt PSU, what kind of watercooling kit do you recomend?
Thank you.
@kodai666 You can allways leave the casing open so fresh air comes in, i have mine with no side panels, it is a microATX form factor, so the case is kinda small.
But I am planing to buy one of those water cooling devices for my new Core 2 Quad 3.0GHz. Since you sound like an expert, give me some advice here, will ya?
I have an Intel DG35EC MB, Intel Core2 Quad, 8MB ram, QUADROFX580 GPU, 160GB HDD, 1 multicard reader, and a 350 watt PSU, what kind of watercooling kit do you recomend?
Thank you.
push buttons????? im not ganna pull off my sidepanel all the time.
push buttons????? im not ganna pull off my sidepanel all the time.
@FrenchPrice90 ops, a mean the eco cooler
hehe
@FrenchPrice90 ops, a mean the eco cooler
hehe
haha 115 USdollar then… now its like 75 bucks!
thats a heavy fall! 
haha 115 USdollar then… now its like 75 bucks!
thats a heavy fall! 
that is cool literally
that is cool literally
Personally I have no problems with CooliT’s cooling solutions, their products have gained leaps and bounds over the years. I have one of their old cooling solutions out from a 2003(?) CooliT Deuterium cases and modified it to my own puposes (nice to see they’ve moved on from the old 92mm American standard) and get amazing temps.
I would say they are the "goto" people for TEC based cooling products for PCs, for resonable prices. But alas there is nothing that beats building one yourself
Personally I have no problems with CooliT’s cooling solutions, their products have gained leaps and bounds over the years. I have one of their old cooling solutions out from a 2003(?) CooliT Deuterium cases and modified it to my own puposes (nice to see they’ve moved on from the old 92mm American standard) and get amazing temps.
I would say they are the "goto" people for TEC based cooling products for PCs, for resonable prices. But alas there is nothing that beats building one yourself
albert knows more than this douche….
albert knows more than this douche….
EXCELLENT PRODUCT!!!!!
EXCELLENT PRODUCT!!!!!
i really don’t agree here.
corsair and coolit are catering for people who want water cooling without the risk or fuss as an alternative to high end air cooling.
i can’t see the average joe cracking open their pre-built HP to fit a thermalright TRUE-120, and these self contained water cooling units are designed as competitors to similar top end air coolers.
few pre built PCs even have 120mm fans, usually 80 or occasionally 92mm max, some dont have any exhaust fans at all other than the PSU fan.
i really don’t agree here.
corsair and coolit are catering for people who want water cooling without the risk or fuss as an alternative to high end air cooling.
i can’t see the average joe cracking open their pre-built HP to fit a thermalright TRUE-120, and these self contained water cooling units are designed as competitors to similar top end air coolers.
few pre built PCs even have 120mm fans, usually 80 or occasionally 92mm max, some dont have any exhaust fans at all other than the PSU fan.