Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H50 All in One High-performance CPU Cooler CWCH50-1
Description:
The Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H50 high-performance CPU Cooler is quiet, easy to install and outperforms even high-end air coolers. You get superior cooling for improved overclocking performance without the complexity of traditional water-cooling systems. The simple, closed-loop design delivers the power of liquid cooling and the ease of installation of traditional air coolers. The H50's small size lets you enjoy a less crowded case with better airflow, and you can use the included ultra-quiet, high-efficiency 120mm fan or simply connect the radiator to one of your existing case cans. Air-based CPU coolers simply aren't as efficient as water coolers, and can take up too much valuable space. The compact, closed-loop Hydro Series H50 takes your CPU's temperature to new lows and takes up less room doing it.
Details:
Detail
Value
Binding
Personal Computers
Brand
Corsair
EAN
5052217066039
Feature
Two Year Warranty
Format
CD-ROM
Height
5 inches
Length
14 inches
Weight
2.95 pounds
Width
7.5 inches
Label
Corsair
List Price
$79.99
Manufacturer
Corsair
Model
CWCH50-1
MPN
0843591006385
Package Quantity
1
Platform
Windows
Product Group
CE
Product Type Name
COMPUTER_PROCESSOR
Publisher
Corsair
SKU
32542
Studio
Corsair
Title
Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H50 All in One High-performance CPU Cooler CWCH50-1
One of the first maintenance free liquid cooling cpu cooler!
review by ocman
This isn't too much of a bargain buy for me... since I got this during its introductory stage... oh well... sucker me.
It does perform well, but just not as well as the premium air coolers or the real liquid coolers.
I've seen/heard users said having 1-3 degrees drop with push/pull fans setup (even replacing the stock fan). But I've never done it as there isn't enough space to install another fan in my NZXT Gamma Classic Mid-Tower. But there are ways to workaround that though.
I didn't follow Corsair's recommendation to install the fan to pull fresh air in, but just push air out due to available space in my mid tower. Again, there is a way to workaround that too.
It's pretty much maintenance free except the fan and the rad needed to be cleaned every once a while to maintain optimal temps.
I've replaced the stock TIM (Shin Etsu) with IC Diamond 7 ($15 for a small tube
) after installing my replacement mobo from ASUS. I saw at best 1 degree Celsius drop in idle temp... Oh well.
Pros
Cons
Not much pain to install, performs well, maintenance free...
Could have been made to perform better and takes even less space with the pump.
got 3 extra 5..25 bays? i put my H50 push.pull in those bays with some styrofoam to hold it in place on my new folding rig. Also, idle temps aren't really important, what kind of temps were you seeing under load?
Had it set up on my Sig Rig, with Yate Loon High Speed Silents in Red LED flavor. Used the stock fan as a fan shroud after hacking out the fan hub and mounted it up in the top of my 932. Good temps year round.
I miss my H50. But I sold it so I could go custom Loop which will someday be finished.
I got it new from Newegg when I bought the sig rig.
Pros
Cons
Kept my lapped CPU a chilly 29c on average
A little difficult to set up with the supplied mounting tape which was too thick.
This system is absolutely fantastic, not much else to be said.
It helps get new water cooling users into the water cooling world and provides a potential moddable item for those who don't like anything stock.
Thankfully I never had to use the warranty, but from what I hear, Corsair has gone above and beyond the call of duty when it comes to this item. For the 1 in a million chance that it leaks on your equiptment, Corsair has and will replace anything that it fries!
The unit has decent cooling capabilities and comes stock with FANTASTIC thermal paste. IF you don't want a giant Hunk of metal hanging off your motherboard (air cooling) then this solution will give you close to the same cooling capabilities as the best air cooler while keeping the form factor small and the cool points high
After having it for a few weeks, you may find (like I did) that it is hard to resist the modding bug when looking at this thing. If you can shell out an extra 30-40 bucks you can pick up a small resevoir (swiftech microres v2) and some 1/4" ID hosing from home depot and make your own "custom" water cooling loop!
Great product, Great Price, Great Cooling, Great Company. Enough Said.
Pros
Cons
Small form factor on motherboard. Allows new watercooling users to get a taste of the waterworld. Allows for use of tall Ram. No Maintenance
got a used one, still working great. runs cool and quiet! Simple and worry-free water cooling!
Pros
Cons
cheap and cool
a little difficult to mount, tubes are very stiff, comes with 1 Fan only
Ratings
Overall
4
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