The Corsair Nautilus 500 Water Cooler Pictures
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The Corsair Nautilus 500 Water Cooler Pictures
The Corsair Nautilus 500 Water Cooler Pictures
Corsair’s Nautilus 500 will dissipate up to 500W of heat and has been designed to sit neatly on top of your PC case. This is Corsair's very first high flow water cooler and is aimed at those wanted to spend $150 and under. This means the MSRP is set at $150 and companies like Newegg will be well under this price.
The Corsair Press Photo:
The Real Unit and Water Block
The back of the Corsair Nautilus 500:
After Putting It Together:
Corsair’s Nautilus 500 will dissipate up to 500W of heat and has been designed to sit neatly on top of your PC case. This is Corsair's very first high flow water cooler and is aimed at those wanted to spend $150 and under. This means the MSRP is set at $150 and companies like Newegg will be well under this price.
The Corsair Press Photo:
The Real Unit and Water Block
The back of the Corsair Nautilus 500:
After Putting It Together:
Water cooling isnt meant for big audiences and this looks like what they are trying to do.
If someone wants watercooling its better for them to invest a little money into it to make sure they get the performance they want.
Im planning to go watercooling for nothing less than $400 and with the parts im lookin at now watercooling alone is going to cost me $500. All Danger Den Products.
If someone wants watercooling its better for them to invest a little money into it to make sure they get the performance they want.
Im planning to go watercooling for nothing less than $400 and with the parts im lookin at now watercooling alone is going to cost me $500. All Danger Den Products.
I have the Swiftech kit H2O kit and it does a great job of cooling and it's ~$200. You don't necessatily have to spend gobs of money to get good performance.
I'd like to see how this performs and how loud/quiet it is. Do you know what block it uses (the other Corsair kit uses the Swiftech Storm I believe?)?
I'd like to see how this performs and how loud/quiet it is. Do you know what block it uses (the other Corsair kit uses the Swiftech Storm I believe?)?
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The first Corsair water cooler (Hydro Cool) used a block designed by Delphi (Micro Channel), my bud Stev was on the design team. The next generation of water cooling (Cool) used a modified version of Swiftechs 600x series of water blocks, other than that, it was all Swifty standard parts. This version so I'm told uses all exsisting parts that were on hand (no new engineering) to save costs and make for a lower price for the end users.
And yes, great water cooling can be done for far less that the above stated amounts. It comes down to doing your homework and doing some of the work yourself.........................
And yes, great water cooling can be done for far less that the above stated amounts. It comes down to doing your homework and doing some of the work yourself.........................
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Here's a review I've found. Too bad it is not in english.
http://www.nokytech.net/corsair_nautilu ... 869-a.html
There are also "Hexus.net" short report and first impressions from CES:
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4328
http://www.nokytech.net/corsair_nautilu ... 869-a.html
There are also "Hexus.net" short report and first impressions from CES:
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4328
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zachig wrote:If you find or get some info from him, feel free to share it with us, ha?
Ha-ha, my lips are sealed.
All that I'll say can be found in the SystemCooling forums. I can't say much more, else the product roll out will not be a surprise.
http://www.systemcooling.com/forums/ind ... entry33967
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Welcome to the Forums Steve.stev wrote:zachig wrote:If you find or get some info from him, feel free to share it with us, ha?
Ha-ha, my lips are sealed.
All that I'll say can be found in the SystemCooling forums. I can't say much more, else the product roll out will not be a surprise.
http://www.systemcooling.com/forums/ind ... entry33967
I guess everone is going to have to wait till the offical release of the kit............