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Cooler Master Aquagate Max Review
Posted by Philipp on: 2008-03-27 09:13:59 [ Print | Permalink ]

I4U NEWS reviews the new Cooler Master Aquagate Max.

"Today we are checking out one of the first NVIDIA ESA certified liquid cooling systems on the market. The system is called the Cooler Master Aquagate Max.

The only really bad part about this system is that Cooler Master uses simple screw on compression fittings. That means if you ever need to remove the system to change cases you will have to drain the fluid. A few bucks worth of quick connect fittings like Corsair uses in its Nautilus system would have made the Cooler Master Aquagate Max much more user friendly in that respect."

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