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- Great cooling performance
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- Expensive
Corsair Hydro H80i
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By Kitguru.net
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The Hydro H80i GT is set to strengthen Corsair's lineup of liquid coolers available for the enthusiast audience. While we are happy to see Corsair expanding their range, we wonder how many enthusiasts will opt for a a 120mm radiator cooler when the vast...
By ThinkComputers
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As could be expected from Corsair what we have is a very well finished product that performs nearly as well. It is to be commended for the ease of installation, choice of parts and the Corsair Link software. Although it wasn’t the best performing...
By Maximum PC
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When Corsair released its closed-loop H80 water cooler in 2011, we found it to be one of the best-performing dual-fan kits available. It was also very loud at full blast and cumbersome to install, and the updated H80i model sets out to address these...
By Bit-tech.net
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91
There’s very little to dislike about the H80i. It's even easier to install and better built than the H80 before it, and produces consistently improved cooling results than the older model too. Better yet, it only costs an extra £5, putting it on par...
By Hardware Canucks
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Corsair has been launching new all in one water cooling units in waves beginning with their H110i GT , a large 280mm cooler that improved upon nearly every aspect of its predecessor. Now, the venerable H100i and H80i are up for an update via the recently...
By Legit Reviews
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The redesign of the Corsair H80i GT provides a RGB LED on the pump, woven fabric covered tubes and silver colored trip, giving it a distinctive look for Corsair's next generation of AIO liquid coolers. The thicker radiator and high static pressure fans...
By HardOCP
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Today we take our look back machine to February 2013 and see if the H80i from Corsair held up against the test of time.The Corsair Hydro Series™ H80i High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler, introduced in early 2013, came with a host of new features that...
By FrostyTech
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This is a preliminary review of the Corsair Hydro H80i self contained liquid cooling system. The Hydro H80i is a compact all-in-one liquid cooling solution built around a 120mm aluminum heat exchanger with two 120mm fans mounted on either side, in a...
By LanOC Reviews
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The Corsair H80i is an impressive little package that fits in perfectly with the rest of the Hydro AIO series coolers. Bringing water cooling performance without the usual effort requires in a water cooling installation, the H80i is perfect for the...
By VR-Zone
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Through the ready-to-run kits, liquid cooling is becoming more and more accessible to the general public. Today VR-Zone looks at two of Corsair's most popular kits, the H80i and H100i.Using liquids to cool processors is a technique known to enthusiasts...
By eTeknix
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If you are on a relatively tight budget then the Corsair H80i is a clear winner in the all-in-one closed loop liquid cooling market as it offers highly competitive performance at a lower price than its rivals. If you combine this with a simple mainly...
By Real World Labs
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The Corsair H80i moves the Hydro series in the right direction, and makes an already great product even better by improving upon the thermal performance, build quality and Link support. All of these really make the H80i an outstanding heatsink,...
By uk.hardware.info
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Many manufacturers sell complete liquid cooling sets as a superior alternative for high-end CPU air coolers. They're typically more expensive, but do they also cool better? We put 20 liquid cooling sets to the test to find out. The liquid cooling sets...
By HardOCP
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Similar to the H60 2013 edition, what we have is an update to the older H80 and the H100 . The new Hydro Series H100i Extreme Performance CPU Cooler and the Hydro Series H80i High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler come with a host of new features such as...
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