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Ultra Chilltec? buy or no buy
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http://www.ultraproducts.com/product...&productID=571
__________________i just saw this at my local tiger direct and im pretty interested. (im obsessed with cooling). anyone have experience with this for dual and quad cores? is it worth the $130+ or is there another i can look at for under $200 CDN. thank you.
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Extreme Cooler
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Don't buy, waste of money. For that much, just spend a little more and go watercooling and still get a lot better temps.
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PC Gamer
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Dont get it, its a waste of cash, just get a TRUE
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Gunga Lagunga
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True or custom water.
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thanks for the advice. ive always liked water and noticed it can be quieter with lower temps im just intimidated by all the different parts i know nothing about lol. i guess ill linger in the watercooling forum a little. +reps
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Extreme Cooler
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yip buy a True or watercooling
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I had an Ultra Chilltec for a while. It was okay but it wasn't worth the price, with coolers like the Thermalright Ultra 120 on the market which has similar performance for much less. Also I found the Chilltec a big pain to install and remove due to its bulky design. To get a screw driver in to screw in or unscrew the mounting screws was a real challenge.
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I have Ultra Chilltec on my AMD X2 6000+ and it keeps constant 30C ~ 35C
__________________I'm really satisfy with it.
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Intel Overclocker
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What speeds are you running the chip at. That is actually pretty good for such a hot processor.
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Overclocker in Training
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As everyone has said, don't get that.
__________________You could get a nice cooler and have extra money to upgrade a part for rig or something, or go watercooling.
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