Corsair \'s new Cpu coolers, SSD\'s, and Carbide Series case.

[RSS_Poster]

First up, the new Hydro Series H40, and Hydro Series H70 CORE liquid CPU coolers. These new coolers are both designed to work with most modern AMD and Intel CPU's. As with the previous Hydro Series coolers they are closed loop, pre-filled, self contained systems. They never need to be refilled. &nhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/NewsAtBjorn3dcom/~4/Sojn2Spu8aw

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[Joshua_Mahr]

I like the idea of the CORE series CPU coolers. I don't think I have ever used the included fans that come with the cooler. With Exception to my NH-D14. Nothing to much new with the cases. Anyone had personal experience with the Force SSD's?

[Blacksmith1]

unfortunately the only corsair product I ever had was a set of mem with led's on them that i had to trade off for some generic when a replacement M/B wouldn't work with them. great mem but i can't comment on anything else they made. at least not from experiance.

[Saryn]

I still feel iffy on liquid cooling, but it something I need to look into for future builds and when i get a new case. They have a cooler for the FM1 CPU I need, but 80 bucks with have to wait for awhile :)

[Joshua_Mahr]

I have 3 Aseries coolers and 2 Hseries coolers.. They perform exceptionally well for the price. I have a h100 on a i7-2600k @ 4.8 and temps never go above 68C.. I have a A70 on a i5-2500k @4.8 and it never goes above 61C.