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| Review: Antec Kuhler H2O 620 CPU Cooler |
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| Posted by Ed Smith | |||||||||
| Sunday, 01 January 2012 20:42 | |||||||||
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Introduction Antec sent me a box! Inside the box was a Kuhler H2O 620 self-contained water cooling CPU cooler/heatsink! I figure they sent it to me to review, so I'm going to review it. This is that review!
The Kulher H2O 620 is Antec's entry into the self contained water cooling market. It's a fairly new concept pioneered by Corsair, but more companies are starting to dive in. The basic idea is that you can have top end cooling without the massive size of modern top end air coolers. For bonus points, along with being much less likely to run into your RAM or Mosfet heatsinks, the Kuhler H2O 620's radiator can be placed on an exhaust fan hole in your case, so the hot air coming off of it goes straight out of the case rather than flowing around inside it. If you're not familiar with Antec, you should be. They produce some of the best PSUs out there, as well as some of the best cases out there! They have the following to say about themselves:
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