Corsair Hydro Series H80i and H100i CPU Cooler
If you are looking for a low maintenance, easy to install, all-in-one cooling solution to keep your smoking hot processor cool under the collar, read our evaluation of the Corsair Hydro Series H80i and H100i CPU coolers.
Corsair updates its aging H80 and H100 performance liquid CPU coolers, with the new H80i and H100i models. Changes include a new cold plate design, smooth outer diameter no-kink tubing designed to further limit evaporation, and newer designed fans claiming better static pressures, and quieter operation.
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Harsh Punishments Needed to Deter File-Sharers While we certainly do not endorse illegal file sharing or copyright infringement, we don't think suing women, children, college students and dead people for $10k per song is the answer either. The Unites States Government has submitted a brief to the Supreme Court asking it to uphold the $220,000 verdict in the RIAA vs. Thomas file-sharing case. According to the Obama administration damages of $9,250 per song is not an unconstitutional amount and is in fact needed to deter others from engaging on online piracy. Comments Read More ...
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Corsair Hydro Series H80i and H100i CPU Cooler Review Corsair updates its aging H80 and H100 performance liquid CPU coolers, with the new H80i and H100i models. Changes include a new cold plate design, smooth outer diameter no-kink tubing designed to further limit evaporation, and newer designed fans claiming better static pressures, and quieter operation. Read More ...
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