PC-Max - January, 2012
The Hydro H80 cooler wins the “Editor’s Recommendation” award at... 
Hot Hardware / CPU Magazine - December, 2011
Hot Hardware recommends the Hydro H80 and H100 CPU ... 
Professional Review - December, 2011
Corsair H80 wins the "Gold Medal" award at Professionalreview.... 
Tom's Hardware - December, 2011
Both the H80 and H100 gets the "Approved" award at Best Of Media ... 
Traficanteshardware - November, 2011
Corsair H80 scores 5/5 and wins the "HIgly Recommended" award at Trafi... 
iTrends - September, 2011
Corsair H80 receives the "Solid Product" award at iTrends.... 
Hardware Secrets - September, 2011
Hardware Secrets gives the Corsair H80 cooler the "Golden" ... 
Hardware.no c/o Edda Digital - August, 2011
Hardware.no recommends the Corsair H80 ... 
Madshrimps - August, 2011
Madshrimps gives the Corsair H80 the "Performance" ... 
OVerclockersClub - July, 2011
Corsair H80 wins the "Gold" award at OverclockersClub.... 
eTeknix - July, 2011
eTeknix gives the H80 the "Platinum ... 
Neoseeker - July, 2011
Corsair H80 wins the "Overclockers award" at Neoseeker.... 
Le Comptoir du hardware - March, 2011
Corsair H80 wins the Silver award at Le Comptoir du hardware in ... 
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Corsair H50s in Clash of the Titans
By Mike Clements, on April 30th, 2013NVIDIA has unleashed a Titan among us mortals. The new NVIDIA GTX Titan GPU offers amazing graphics processing power while consuming up to 250w of power. The stock cooling setup on these cards looks pretty impressive but of course, there are always people out there that are not content with stock.
Recently, I stumbled across a system build thread over at the EVGA forums. Member "dustingg" has taken two Hydro Series H50 CPU coolers and with some slight tubing modifications, he's attained cooling results rivaling much more expensive custom cooling solutions. We applaud dustingg for his ingenuity and we also really like his choice of PSUs.
Carbide Series 200R sub $1000 Gaming PC Build
By Jake Crimmins, on March 1st, 2013Building a quality gaming rig doesn't take thousands of dollars if you choose your components carefully. With this in mind I set out to build a gaming rig that could handle any of today's games including Crysis 3 for under $1000. I priced the entire build out on Newegg and came in at $937.92 before tax and shipping. Let's start the build and take a look at the components I chose.
Building a system with the Graphite Series 600T Silver Edition and Dominator Platinum memory
By Jeff Checchi, on July 6th, 2012Recently we announced quite a few new products, and updates to current product lines. Some of the most exciting are the new Dominator Platinum DDR3 memory with LED lighting, and the new Graphite Series 600T Silver mid-tower case. What better time to do a system build than when we have two new products that compliment each other so beautifully! We will also be using our brand new Force Series GS SSD with its fast toggle NAND technology, and our recently updated GS800 PSU. While we are at it, I am going to swap out all the stock fans from the 600T with our new Air Series AF120 Quiet Edition fans, and we will be using our SP120 Quiet Edition fans in place of the stock Hydro Series H100 fans. The silver and blue theme turned out great! If you have never built a system before, or you are not familiar with some of our new products from then check out the video below!
Continue ReadingMilitary Green C70 Build Log
By Jeff Checchi, on June 8th, 2012With the Computex show right around the corner it was time to build some systems to show off some of our newly announced and released products. Among those products is our Vengeance Series C70 gaming case which comes in three colors (Military Green, Arctic White, and Gunmetal Black), I will be using the Military Green version and hopefully this build log will give you a better look at the features and design of the C70. Let’s start with the list of hardware I’ll be using.
Hydro Series High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler H60/H80/H100 AMD Mounting Guide
By Mike Clements, on January 16th, 2012Our Hydro Series™ high-performance liquid CPU coolers offer compatibility with a wide variety of both Intel and AMD platforms. The AMD AM2 and AMD AM3/AM3+ platforms both use the same mounting mechanism. Here's a pictoral guide for mounting these coolers onto AMD AM2 and AMD AM3 based motherboards to supplement the instructions included with the units. Pictured here is everything you will need to mount your cooler to your AMD AM2 or AMD AM3/AM3+ motherboard including a screwdriver, a mug of coffee, and an assistant.
