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Limp Gawd
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- Jun 2, 2011
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Bought an H60 not too long ago.
The only reason I would upgrade to an H80 or H100 would be to use their "Link" system, which does look pretty cool
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvstl-8_lmE
That's the software interface, but "Link" is HW that uses fans, temperature probes, and proprietary LED systems via the software so you can have control over all of the HW in your system, and set up parameters for that HW.
It's still unreleased, but the H80 and H100 are supposed to have connectivity to the new system. Depending on the cost of "Link" and the H100 or H80, I might use them all in my new build. I like the idea of being able to use a GUI to not only control every fan or cooling component in my case, but also be able to have the LEDs change color if my case is getting ready to melt... I wouldn't doubt if they introduced RAM, Cases, and PSUs with connectivity for "Link" in the near future if it becomes popular.
The only reason I would upgrade to an H80 or H100 would be to use their "Link" system, which does look pretty cool
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvstl-8_lmE
That's the software interface, but "Link" is HW that uses fans, temperature probes, and proprietary LED systems via the software so you can have control over all of the HW in your system, and set up parameters for that HW.
It's still unreleased, but the H80 and H100 are supposed to have connectivity to the new system. Depending on the cost of "Link" and the H100 or H80, I might use them all in my new build. I like the idea of being able to use a GUI to not only control every fan or cooling component in my case, but also be able to have the LEDs change color if my case is getting ready to melt... I wouldn't doubt if they introduced RAM, Cases, and PSUs with connectivity for "Link" in the near future if it becomes popular.