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Goodbye ARGB, Hello Hidden Socket Fan The MSI MEG series continues to maintain a good reputation in the enthusiast market and they have certainly noticed. This is why the MEG family continues to expand, now into all in one watercooling with the CORELIQUID S280. The 280mm radiator is cooled by two Silent Gale 4 fans […]
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All In One Watercooling With The MEG CORELIQUID S360 MSI’s MEG series have tended to be motherboard, until they launched both a 280mm and a 360mm AiO cooler. The FPS Review reviewed the MEG CORELIQUID S360 model, with three 120mm fans and a radiator measuring 394 x 120 x 27mm (15.5 x 4.7 x 1.06″) […]
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Do Not Drink The Liquid! If you are looking for extreme cooling, ARCTIC might have a solution, an AIO watercooler with three 140mm fans on the radiator. Obviously you will be limited in your choice of cases if you intend to attach such a huge radiator, but there are plenty of them out there with […]
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This Time They Feel They’ve Solved The Clotting Issue Enermax are hoping you will give them another chance, after the issue with their LIQMAX cooler tarnished their reputation. While one could understand someone new to watercooling might use the wrong coolant in their custom cooling loop, doing the same with an AiO cooler with a […]
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IceGems Are Rather Shiny SilverStone has release three AiO watercoolers, including the IceGem 240 for a $139.99 MSRP and an IceGem 360 at $169.99 in addition to the $159.99 Icegem 280 which The FPS Review has just benchmarked. It ships with mounts that can handle everything from an Intel LGA 1151 through to TR4 socket […]
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A Nice Mix Of Price And Performance Phanteks’ Glacier One 240 MP is a worthy choice for someone looking for an easy to install AiO watercooler that needs minimal maintenance, not least of all because it sports a six year warranty. The Glacier One 240 MP will fit any modern processor, up to and including […]
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