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Good point on the tubing! I had overlooked that! At the very least the rubber hoses will probably allow some degree of evaporation. Not to mention the collateral hardware damage if leaking does happen. Instant turn off!
Warranty on the 920 is 3 years according to Antec's website while Corsair...
I was leaning towards liquid because I was always under the impression they offered better performance than air coolers, when overclocking. And now that they have such attractive prices on these liquid cooling solutions that are so easy to install, I just thought that would be the way to go...
Corsair has always been known as the brand for enthusiasts for their performance and reliability.
Most US reseller sites have far more and better reviews on the Corsair Kit than the GSkill.
I also like the look of a Red Vengeance better than the Ripjaws, but that's just me.:D
Hey Guys!
Building a budget rig with an Asus P8Z68 and a i5-2500K. Will do some overclocking so I wanted to go with a liquid cooler that's affordable and easy to install.
Any preferences or better performance between the H2O 920 and Corsair's H80? :confused: