So how does it perform? I kept the room temperature at a comfortable 20degree Celsius the system its meant to cool is an Intel Core2 Duo E6600 on an Asus P5W DH DELUXE motherboard running at stock speeds. Intel’s own Thermal Analysis Tool (TAT) was used to monitor the core temperatures using the watercooler and the stock Intel cooler. The Gigabyte Galaxy II was tested using both low and high fan speeds.
All the temperatures provided by Intel`s Thermal Analysis Tool, which reads the internal diodes on the CPU core, providing a much more exact measurement than many motherboard’s temperature sensors.
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3 comments
i want know the propertys thermodinamic of water galaxy II
Core i7 45nm intel
I have lots of water cooling because Core i7 Speed heat, so must sure fix well. if not then try diff with bracket fits that all … and aslo keep look if anything will happan on leak! becuase it not support the Core i7 but mine one find becuase i know what i doing with system with size,Nm,Lever water, etc
Thank you for the review.
I have an i7-920 system with the X58A-UD7 mobo
Does this kit support the i7? I heard ppl installed it on an i7 cpu (the bracket fits, they say)
also, the mobo has a built-in NB water cooling support, can i install it to cool both CPU and the mobo or NB? do I need extra hoses?
Please help.. the box says i7 support
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