Corsair CWCH60 H60 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler $57 AR Shipped

15% OFF Any CPU Cooler* BTEKFHE23

Use promo code for extra $10.80 off.

$71.99 - 15% ($10.80) - $15 rebate = $46.19

Promo code wouldnt work so I did online chat and will get the $10.80 refunded.

Quote from nolf66 : 15% OFF Any CPU Cooler* BTEKFHE23 Use promo code for extra $10.80 off. $71.99 - 15% ($10.80) - $15 rebate = $46.19 Promo code wouldnt work so I did online chat and will get the $10.80 refunded.

Where did you get that promo from?

Edit..

I found the other NewEgg coupon thread. Looks like the code only works for select people.

This new cooler cools almost as good as the H70 and is over 1/2 the price of a H70 with this sale. It is a great price and I wish I could order 2. I am a sad panda.

http://www.hardwareheaven.com/rev...52ghz.html

Did a Livechat with Newegg and also got back $10.70. Pretty good deal, thanks!

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man, i want to buy this but i'm so curious as to how much better it'd perform compared ot my CM 212+

Quote from FrozenDarkness : man, i want to buy this but i'm so curious as to how much better it'd perform compared ot my CM 212+

Yea, i want to know if these are much better than air cooler? i have the Xig Dark Knight s1283v, anyone know how these compare?

Quote from slick_deal_now : Yea, i want to know if these are much better than air cooler? i have the Xig Dark Knight s1283v, anyone know how these compare?

Thirded. I am about to build a i5 2500k rig next week hopefully and was going to go with the cheap and popular CM 212+ air cooler but I am considering this instead. H50 put me off because it is loud but this H60 is supposed to be a lot quieter and work better.

I plan on keeping a 24/7 OC of around 4.5 ghz (hopefully) so I do not need anything crazy.

Going with the new Corsair 600T white case and 850HX PSU so this H60 would keep with theme.

Linking case cause its hawt.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pro...-_-Product

Edit: After checking some reviews out I am definitely going with this H60 instead of the CM 212+ air cooler. Installation looks a lot easier and great thermal paste is already preapplied so I will not have to worry about botching the installation like I was with CM 212+. I never installed a direct heatpipe cooler with ridges on the bottom so I was not 100% sure on how to put the thermal paste on as I usually just do a small pea sized dab in the middle of the CPU but that is not what you are supposed to do on the 212+.

Damn. No go for me. Live Chat lady demanded I forward the Newegg email with the coupons. Don't have it.

Quote from 575rider : Damn. No go for me. Live Chat lady demanded I forward the Newegg email with the coupons. Don't have it.

You should try calling instead of live chat then. Say you had to go to work and wrote the code down if asked. Worth a shot.

NEWGEEK10 worked for extra 10$ off with new account

This thing performs about on par with high end air cooling. Any heatpipe direct touch cooler will perform comparably with this thing. It is not as good as a custom built watercooling system and has a potential for leaks that high end air cooling doesn't, so if you have good air cooling already, stick with it.

Couple questions if anyone is informed or has experience with this cooler.

So how do you monitor coolant levels with this system and how easy is it to refill? Would this system be powerful enough to expand upon with possibly a coolant reserve and one or two GPU coolers?