Waterchill Cooling Review

Jeff · Aug 15, 2003, 07:38 PM

Text: The company Asetek is well known for their compressor based cooling Vapochill. They have also started to make a more simple way of extreme cooling, namely watercooling. The product is called WaterChill, and is a complete watercooling system which fits for socket A, socket 478 and socket 754 (AMD Opteron64). There are plenty of different complete watercooling systems out there, but they are normally not performing as good as a homemade system. Although, this system performs really good and it looks like a serious alternative to a homemade watercooling system. The product undeniably looks good, and it has most of the accessories you can ask for.

QUOTE: "On the whole, Asetek impressed us deeply with its Waterchill system, and has at the same time proven that it's possible to make a decent cooling system that doesn't have to cost a fortune. Waterchill is incredibly easy to install - certainly no greater knowledge is required. Much of this is thanks to the detailed manual that explains in a good and easily comprehensible way. Many useful tips are also to be read."

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Logla · Aug 15, 2003, 07:46 PM

I might just get one of these. they got a good write up in last months PCFormat and I've been debating water cooling for ages. I do want to build my own but like the idea for out the box setup.

Aug 15, 2003, 07:38 PM	#1
Jeff Yarr... I be blind! Join Date: May 2002 Location: Calgary, Canada Posts: 3,191 Rep Power: 80	Waterchill Cooling Review Text: The company Asetek is well known for their compressor based cooling Vapochill. They have also started to make a more simple way of extreme cooling, namely watercooling. The product is called WaterChill, and is a complete watercooling system which fits for socket A, socket 478 and socket 754 (AMD Opteron64). There are plenty of different complete watercooling systems out there, but they are normally not performing as good as a homemade system. Although, this system performs really good and it looks like a serious alternative to a homemade watercooling system. The product undeniably looks good, and it has most of the accessories you can ask for. QUOTE: "On the whole, Asetek impressed us deeply with its Waterchill system, and has at the same time proven that it's possible to make a decent cooling system that doesn't have to cost a fortune. Waterchill is incredibly easy to install - certainly no greater knowledge is required. Much of this is thanks to the detailed manual that explains in a good and easily comprehensible way. Many useful tips are also to be read." Image Courtesy NordicHardware

Aug 15, 2003, 07:46 PM	#2
Logla HardwareHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 3,311 Rep Power: 0	I might just get one of these. they got a good write up in last months PCFormat and I've been debating water cooling for ages. I do want to build my own but like the idea for out the box setup.