Death12652
2012-04-02 22:14:57
I just ordered an H100 Corsair Liquid cooling unit and wanted to know if anyone wants me to show how I am installing it via video, if not I will just put it in tomorrow haha. BTW hi SRL been a while.
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H100 Corsair Install
Le Jingle
2012-04-02 22:19:08
I'd be interested in a video of you installing it. 'least you know you would get 1 view! :>
Death12652
2012-04-02 22:24:15
Haha was just wandering. I will be putting it into a Lanboy Air (red) over a AMD AM3 6 Core.
Frement
2012-04-02 22:36:10
I actually installed one for my roommate. Was a bit different then any other I have installed.
Death12652
2012-04-02 22:38:05
Yeah the 240 mm radiator is quite big.
uz3
2012-04-03 19:34:36
I'd love to see how you would install that; it's a beast! I have an h80 which keeps my six core, 3.4ghz processor idle at 30 C on the lowest setting.
Also include if its Intel or Amd.
Also include if its Intel or Amd.
Nebula
2012-04-04 18:58:25
YoHoJo
2012-04-04 19:01:13
I think it would be a nice useful thing.
Lots of people like to look up things like that to help with their own installs, I'd say go for it!
Lots of people like to look up things like that to help with their own installs, I'd say go for it!
eska
2012-04-04 19:05:15
I love my H100. Keep my OC 2600k cool.
You better overclock your CPU else it's pretty much a waste to buy a 100$ cooler just to have watercooling.
To install on the CPU it's pretty much the same as a normal fan, for the radiator, it really depend on your case. I got a really big case but I couldn't make it fit on the back without making it look very ugly so I straped it with T-rap just under 2 huge fan on top of my case that blow air outside. It's hidden so it look nice.
As long as the air that goes through the radiator is pushed outside of the case and that you can secure the radiator firmly in place, it shouldn't be too hard to install.
You better overclock your CPU else it's pretty much a waste to buy a 100$ cooler just to have watercooling.
To install on the CPU it's pretty much the same as a normal fan, for the radiator, it really depend on your case. I got a really big case but I couldn't make it fit on the back without making it look very ugly so I straped it with T-rap just under 2 huge fan on top of my case that blow air outside. It's hidden so it look nice.
As long as the air that goes through the radiator is pushed outside of the case and that you can secure the radiator firmly in place, it shouldn't be too hard to install.