Intel isn’t shipping stock heatsinks with Sandy Bridge-E CPUs, perhaps assuming that consumers of $600 and $1,000 CPUs are going to want performance a little better than Intel’s stock coolers have typically provided. Instead, Intel is...
By Maximum PC onAll-in-one water cooling kits have been all the rage lately, and Intel has jumped on the bandwagon with its own high performance liquid cooling system, the RTS2011LC. If it looks a little familiar to you, it should – it’s made by Asetek who...
By PCWorld New Zealand onDespite sharing much of its design with one of our favourite coolers, the Antec Kühler H2O 920 (our model wasn't compatible with LGA2011 so wasn't able to take part in testing), the Intel Thermal Solution RTS2011LC offers no fan control and...
By Bit-tech.net onIf you need a cooler for your Sandy Bridge–E CPU—or just about any other Intel processor—the Intel RTS2011LC Liquid Cooling Solution is a decent choice, but prepare for some headaches while...
By PC Mag onBoth the Corsair H80 and H100 offer significantly improved performance over Intel's liquid cooler and allow for stable overclocks at a higher frequency than the Intel product can reach. Between the H80 and the H100, we like the H100 more--provided...
By HotHardware onThe Intel RTS2011LC is the flashiest sealed water kit we have seen to date, but with the estimated MSRP of $70-$80 may be pricy for some enthusiasts' taste with similarly priced high end air cooling available....
By Legit Reviews onThe Intel Developer Forum kicked off this morning and when it comes to desktop hardware all the focus is on the companies upcoming X79 chipset and the new LGA 2011 socket that will debut along with it. When the platform launches it will usher in...
By Legit Reviews onNeue Prozessoren erfordern meist auch eine leistungsstarke Kühlung, dies gilt insbesondere für die Prozessoren der Intel Extreme-Serie. Um diesem wachsenden Kühlungsbedarf gerecht zu werden, bietet Intel mit dem Intel RTS2011LC erstmals...
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L’Intel RTS2011LC si dimostra un ottimo dissipatore, capace di gestire senza dubbio qualsiasi CPU in commercio proposta dalla case di Santa Clara. Come il lettore avrà appurato dai test, l’RTS2011LC può operare tranquillamente...
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