"Watercooling has come a long way in the past few years. Before mainstream kits hit the market, hardcore enthusiasts were building their own watercooling kits from parts such as heater cores, small radiators, aquarium pumps, etc. While these homebrewed kits got the job done, they were difficult to assemble and were not very practical for the most part. As the years passed, we started seeing components and complete kits spring up in the community. These kits made it much easier to watercool your system, but still required assembly and maintenance, which kept many people from jumping ship from air to water cooling. Today we will be looking at a watercooling solution from CoolerMaster, the Aquagate Mini R80, a self-contained, maintenance-free system that is designed for nearly every socket and every case on the market. Can such a system really stack up to today's cooling demands? Continue ahead as we find out."
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Review:
OCIA
Apr 19, 2005, 06:50 PM
