By Hexus
Posted on
March 28, 2011
Hexus recommends Corsair Hydro Series H60
"As an overall package, the Hydro H60 scores well in many of the key areas - installation is simple, minimal stress is applied to the motherboard, the low-profile pump looks tidy and leaves plenty of room around the CPU, and it's a more than capable cooler when set to run at near-silent noise levels. Heck, it looks the business, too."
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By Kit Guru
Posted on
August 31, 2011
Corsair H60 receives the "Silver" award at Technic3D
Publication language is German: Corsair H60 receives the "Silver" award at Technic3D
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By ThinkComputer
Posted on
July 6, 2011
Corsair H60 wins the "Execellent Hardware" award at HardwareLuxx
Publication language is German: Great review of the Hydro H60 from HardwareLuxx in Germany. They like the cooling performance, and mention you can boost it with an additional fan and four M3 screws if you like, and also like the fact that pump and fan noise can be kept under control, if the fan is regulated. Though they mention it is still noisy at full fan speed. They also like that it’s easy to install. Add in the great value for money, and we win the Excellent Hardware award.
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By Mundobip
Posted on
May 25, 2011
Corsair H60 wins the "Editor's Choice" award
"The H60 has now fallen to a street price of about $72 so its value has increased a bit as well as it being easily found in e-tail. I have been using this cooler personally on my i7-980X for months now and really like it. The biggest reason I moved to it was the sound profile of the H50 and H70 were simply more grating on the ears during desktop usage."
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By Metku
Posted on
November 30, 2012
Hydro Series H60 wins Silver award from Hardware Secrets.com
“The Corsair H60 is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to enter the liquid cooling world, as it is easy to install and fits virtually any case.”
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By Tweak Town
Posted on
February 3, 2011
HardwareHeaven gives the H60 the Performance Award
"the H60 excels for its price point. We get quick installation (yes that is a performance aspect!) and then ultra-low noise levels, significantly lower than the H50. The H60 also performs better than that model as well as the high end air cooler from Tuniq. For those on a stock Intel cooler, the performance increase from moving to the H60 is huge; temperatures will drop by 20°C with a modest overclock which is exceptional."
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By Neoseeker
Posted on
July 14, 2011
Corsair H60 wins the "Medalla Plata" award at Professoinalreview.com
Publication language is Spanish: Corsair H60 wins the "Medalla Plata" award at Professionalreview.com
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By Lesnumeriques
Posted on
June 6, 2011
Hydro H60 wins award at Hardware Canucks
"Since Corsair has taken the necessary steps to not only rectify their installation procedure, but have also taken the time to make the H60 a much more efficient design we have absolutely no qualms in awarding it our Dam Good award. We also are going to take the unusual step and say that if you are in the market for a single bay, self contained liquid cooler, this is the one you want. Great performance, easy installation, zero compatibility issues all backed by a great warranty from a company known for their customer service, make the Corsair H60 the hands down best model for first time users and even budget minded enthusiasts."
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By Techdadreview
Posted on
July 15, 2011
Corsair H60 wins the "Editor's Choice" award at Techgage
"The H60 can be had for ~$74 and is a steal in my opinion, especially considering there are some air coolers out there for about the same price but can't cool quite as well. It's durable, well designed, performs very well and best of all there is no maintenance aside from cleaning the radiator and fan ocassionally with a blast of air."
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By PC-Overware
Posted on
May 27, 2011
Corsair H60 wins award at Tweakers.net
Publication language is Dutch: The H60 and Antec 620 are compared head-to-head on Tweakers.net in The Netherlands. They are generally viewed as equals, though the Antec cools marginally better, and is also cheaper, so it probably comes off slightly better overall in the text. They mention the different tubes, and view the rubber tubes on the Antec as more flexible. They do mention the doubt about coolant evaporation, and state that Corsair has confidence enough in the tubes to give the H60 a 5-year warranty, over the Antec’s 3.
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By Overclockers Club
Posted on
April 27, 2011
Corsair H60 wins Gold Award at Overclockers Club
"Overall, I like this unit. It is very compact, quiet, self-explanatory, and little or no maintenance is needed (i.e. cleaning dust out of heatsink fins, draining/refilling the unit, etc). I am also one of those folks who love to work on the presentation of the interior of the computer case, and staring at the top of a huge heatsink takes away from the look slightly. I love the cleanliness and sleekness of the Corsair H60 and the way it makes the inside of the HAF932 look. With all that said, for the price, it is well worth it and I hope Corsair keeps up the good work!"
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