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Thermaltake Bigwater vs Thermalright True

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I wanna know how much difference there will be between the Thermaltake Bigwater 760i and a Thermalright TRUE temps on my phenom 965 when I want it to run at 4Ghz.

I dont know anything about the bigwater, so I hope some guys here can help me out


thanks!
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TRUE anytime


Bigwater kits are known for their poor build quality, and the TRUE is very well made
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TRUE anytime


Bigwater kits are known for their poor build quality, and the TRUE is very well made


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lol wut?
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TRUE anytime


Bigwater kits are known for their poor build quality, and the TRUE is very well made

Okay thanks. you know anything about Gigabyte Galaxy?
(http://www.bjorn3d.com/read.php?cID=818)
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What everyone's said is correct. The BigWater kits are renowned for their poor performance and awful reliability. The TRUE would be cheaper, better looking and it'd perform better.

Pretty much a no-brainer if you ask me, go for the TRUE, or the Megahalems if you can find it.

Any prebuilt water cooling kit is very unreliable, generally speaking. There are the few exceptions of custom-built kits by companies such as PetraTech or DangerDen or Swiftech, but generally anything like that is awful.

With water cooling, you need to make a custom kit yourself, for that you need the following parts:

Pump
CPU Block
Reservoir or T-Line
Radiator
Tubing
Fans
Barbs
Coolant

And that's for a minimalistic setup.
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as far as pre-built systems, I'd shy away from any of them. However the corsair h50 performance is near true/mega levels, and build quality is pretty great from what a lot of people are saying
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as far as pre-built systems, I'd shy away from any of them. However the corsair h50 performance is near true/mega levels, and build quality is pretty great from what a lot of people are saying
Ah yes, this is true. However, its price is a fair amount higher, and I wouldn't consider it to be a true water cooling setup; more of a glorified air cooler.
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if ur set on getting a prebuilt kit, consider this one from Swiftech. everything in it is a quality part.

EDIT:
and there's the PLUS version
how about Corsair H50 vs TRUE? as the Corsair H50 is like $25 dollar cheaper then a TRUE with 2 fans..
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how about Corsair H50 vs TRUE? as the Corsair H50 is like $25 dollar cheaper then a TRUE with 2 fans..

Will perform slightly behind, but will be quieter.
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and a XSPC X2O Watercooling kit?
Not very good.

A good air-cooling setup will beat it.
So a TRUE will beat it?
anyways I was just reading a review, wich said the Corsair H50 was quite good, however I cant believe that..
When dealing with everest? Whats the real cpu temp?
Cpu
or
CPU#1 / Core#1
CPU#1 / Core#2
CPU#1 / Core#3
CPU#1 / Core#4

There is a 14 Celsius difference :s
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So a TRUE will beat it?
anyways I was just reading a review, wich said the Corsair H50 was quite good, however I cant believe that..

It has been proven to be quite good, but don't quite believe the review of it beating the Megahalems and TRUE, it will be slightly behind but a lot quieter and smaller, but I've heard of mixed results.

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When dealing with everest? Whats the real cpu temp?
Cpu
or
CPU#1 / Core#1
CPU#1 / Core#2
CPU#1 / Core#3
CPU#1 / Core#4

There is a 14 Celsius difference :s

Please don't hijack another's thread like this. Post your own thread in the Intel CPUs section.
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It has been proven to be quite good, but don't quite believe the review of it beating the Megahalems and TRUE, it will be slightly behind but a lot quieter and smaller, but I've heard of mixed results.


Should I buy the Corsair H50 for a more quite systeem? or a TRUE for like 3 degrees lower temps?
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Will perform slightly behind, but will be quieter.

According to this review it performs better.




I have no problems at all with my H50. There is a thread about the H50 here. Corsair H50 Hydro Series Owners Club
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Should I buy the Corsair H50 for a more quite systeem? or a TRUE for like 3 degrees lower temps?

To be honest I'd buy the cheaper one, so in this case: The H50.

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According to this review it performs better.

YouTube- Corsair Hydro Series H50 versus a "High-Performance" CPU cooler

I have no problems at all with my H50. There is a thread about the H50 here. Corsair H50 Hydro Series Owners Club

Like I said in another post, I've heard of mixed results. In some cases it performs better, in some cases it performs worse, having not tried both myself, I can't base a personal opinion therefore have to go on what I've heard.
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so this was H50 vs a TRUE?
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