In terms of performance, noise levels and build quality: CM Eisberg 120L > CM Seidon 120M
Just as: CM Eisberg 120L > TT Water 2.0 Extreme > Corsair H100 > Enermax ELC 240
That's factoring price as well. Remains to be seen how the newer H100i performs against the other 240s, but in early testing the Seidon 120M hasn't looked particularly impressive, even for a slim 120mm CLC. Again, that's only early testing.
Interesting. I had thought it was most likely AVC. It does seem to share some similarities. Certain components sourced from a similar parts supplier, perhaps?
In any event, is this the result of "Project A-L2?"
I'm most interested in finding out what happened to that waterblock. It's unfortunate CM opted for those terrible hard plastic hoses, instead of flexible rubber hoses. You'll notice Corsair have switched to flexible hoses with their newer CLCs. *hint, hint*
Bear in mind, there where multiple solutions to chose from proir to the H50's release. Of course, Corsair have played a major role in the further mainstreaming of AIOs, and broadening the market.
They may not be CLCs, but the Eisbergs are AIOs, though.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1315869/various-cooler-master-eisberg-prestige-watercooling-aio-reviews
Just as: CM Eisberg 120L > TT Water 2.0 Extreme > Corsair H100 > Enermax ELC 240
That's factoring price as well. Remains to be seen how the newer H100i performs against the other 240s, but in early testing the Seidon 120M hasn't looked particularly impressive, even for a slim 120mm CLC. Again, that's only early testing.
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Originally Posted by CM MR HAF 
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It's not an Asetek or Coolit rebrand or manufactured product.
It's not made by AVC for Cooler Master.
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It's not an Asetek or Coolit rebrand or manufactured product.
It's not made by AVC for Cooler Master.
Interesting. I had thought it was most likely AVC. It does seem to share some similarities. Certain components sourced from a similar parts supplier, perhaps?
In any event, is this the result of "Project A-L2?"
I'm most interested in finding out what happened to that waterblock. It's unfortunate CM opted for those terrible hard plastic hoses, instead of flexible rubber hoses. You'll notice Corsair have switched to flexible hoses with their newer CLCs. *hint, hint*
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Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er
It feels like just yesterday H50 came out and how there are 10s of closed loop solutions to chose from.
It feels like just yesterday H50 came out and how there are 10s of closed loop solutions to chose from.
Bear in mind, there where multiple solutions to chose from proir to the H50's release. Of course, Corsair have played a major role in the further mainstreaming of AIOs, and broadening the market.
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Originally Posted by Tsumi
Bleh aluminum radiators... when will these AIOs get copper radiators?
Bleh aluminum radiators... when will these AIOs get copper radiators?
They may not be CLCs, but the Eisbergs are AIOs, though.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1315869/various-cooler-master-eisberg-prestige-watercooling-aio-reviews
