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Verge Water Cooled Case Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 08/04/2003 09:19 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
ipKonfig has posted a review on the Verge Water Cooled Case
Buying a pre-built water cooled system can save a lot of time, as all parts have been installed and ready-to-go. They usually do cost more, but if you're serious about overclocking your system, that can sometimes be overlooked. With that in mind, here's the Verge Water Cooled Case from Danger Den.
You ever get the feeling that you're not getting the absolute most out of your system? You overclock it as far as you can, but the fact is: high CPU voltage and high temperature go hand in hand. When I hit that wall I did a bunch of research on line and discovered "ta da" water-cooling! The only drawback I could see is the cost. After looking around it seemed that the best solution for me cost wise was to get a turnkey system. I shopped around and found that some systems were low cost but they tended to also have lower performance. Every time I looked for information two names pop up as top of the line products, DangerDen and Swiftech. Swiftech seems to be slightly more expensive, and going over the Swiftech site I wasn't able to easily find someone selling a turnkey system, but DangerDen on the other hand working with Vouremods.com has come up with a beautiful turn key solution available right there on the DangerDen site. Let me break it down for you.
You ever get the feeling that you're not getting the absolute most out of your system? You overclock it as far as you can, but the fact is: high CPU voltage and high temperature go hand in hand. When I hit that wall I did a bunch of research on line and discovered "ta da" water-cooling! The only drawback I could see is the cost. After looking around it seemed that the best solution for me cost wise was to get a turnkey system. I shopped around and found that some systems were low cost but they tended to also have lower performance. Every time I looked for information two names pop up as top of the line products, DangerDen and Swiftech. Swiftech seems to be slightly more expensive, and going over the Swiftech site I wasn't able to easily find someone selling a turnkey system, but DangerDen on the other hand working with Vouremods.com has come up with a beautiful turn key solution available right there on the DangerDen site. Let me break it down for you.
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