
Corsair H80i v2
Corsair H80i v2
Yes, it's good enough. Unless you want to do extreme overclocking, then I would recommend something stronger.
A thin layer is already on it. The paste is ok, but there are certainly better ones.
I think so if it's compatible.
hi, the tubes are 38 cm long
Rather less... To cool the processor properly in all situations, I would either use a powerful air cooler or a 280/360 Wakü: Air: Noctua NH-D15 (16.50cm) be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 (16.28cm) Water: 280: Corsair H115i Pro NZXT Kraken x62 incl. AM4 (3cm) 360: Corsair H150i Pro NZXT Kraken X72
I have now had them for 2 years and have not noticed anything yet.
Yes that fits without problems:)
I would have liked to know if this watercooling would fit in my case, which is a Corsair Spec Alpha.
On the Corsair website it is shown mounted on a Corsair Spec Alpha case. Here is the link: http://www.corsair.com/fr-fr/landing/specalpha You have to scroll down to the bottom of the page, click on a picture and scroll down
Yes, one layer is applied.
Since I've been on the H100i v2 version, since I changed the box and could take the other one. However, from the looks of it, it wasn't noisy. Even the one I have now, when I use four fans on it (top/bottom). If the fans are too noisy for your taste, you can always get another one. As far as the pump is concerned, I can compare it with the one I have now (it's roughly the same, just a bigger radiator) and I must admit that I don't know if it's the fans or the pump that's running. That's how stealthy it is. (The fans are at about 500 rpm, as you seem to know a lot about them, you understand that this is the minimum, and therefore very little noise.
Hi Per fan are the specifications for air volume, pressure and volume.
Yes, according to Aquatuning, this should have space. http://www.aquatuning.de/download/Gehaeuse-Radiator-Kompatibilitaetsliste.pdf (Without guarantee - However, this is the only specification I could find)
Yes, you can attach the H80i to the rear fan mount.
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