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Just looks like Racing car Radiator, great cooler

A shame that this product was released right next to the H100i. It's never a good idea to go up against Corsair... you'll probably lose.

Thermaltake is always been a good brand , specially to users like me that dont really know much about installing hardware.. but they made it really friendly for people like me, great review also !

Originally Posted by peti1212

We just received a H100i for testing and we'll be comparing it to some other coolers as well.

wow! great!! the old corsair watercooling sets have stiff plastic tubes.. I kinda hated it. I prefer softer and more maneuverable tubes. The antec kuhler and this thermaltake watercooler use flexible rubber tubes which I think is better.

We just received a H100i for testing and we'll be comparing it to some other coolers as well.

wow! so many ready-to-install watercooling now
these must have better and softer tubes to move around. much like the antec kuhler and kraken.


so many similar model too.. hoping to see a review on NZXT's kraken.. after all these all look alike including corsair H50 and antec kuhler 620... The new corsair H80i and H100i is also new and interesting.

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