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Water cooler like Coolit ECO A.L.C will be good for me?

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my cpu all the time between 43-60 i must to buy a water cooler! Coolit ECO A.L.C look nice one but someone told me that he to mach plastical
 
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Grab the H50, I do not recommend CoolIT. First radiator had massive damage on the radiator and the second had a loose screw inside the pump/block unit.
 
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soo is a rubbish? And what is the difference‏ with the H50
 
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Performance is about the same, sneekypeet did a review of it. The only true difference is mounting, the CoolIT has a better mounting system but if I remember correctly (from like last September) the H50 was miles better in terms of build quality.

The ECO has a crappier radiator but a low power pump which produces minimal heat whereas the H50 has a denser radiator but a hotter pump. It pretty much evens out.
 

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I'm using a Coolit ECO and I love it, Kant must've had some serious luck for him to get a defective one. I could say the same about the H50 because I also got a defective one. It's really totally up to you. ECO is cheaper I think;)
 

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I don't know if it's the same with the Corsair, but the tubes on the CoolIt are very stiff and can be a hassle when installing.
 

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If you want to get the h50 (I have it and love it) go to best buy. They are the cheapest place right now. Newegg sells for $79.99, best buy has it 59.99.

Just a heads up!
 
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I'm using a Coolit ECO and I love it, Kant must've had some serious luck for him to get a defective one. I could say the same about the H50 because I also got a defective one. It's really totally up to you. ECO is cheaper I think;)

Three bad units in a row, 2 from Directron (#1 and #3) and #2 from Newegg which I suspected to be an opened unit. Leaves a bad taste in my mouth and I'm never buying anything from them again.
 
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CoolerMaster V8 CPU Cooler is no better dan cooler with water (its no water cooler)? lol
 
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these are only good for space-constrained cases. they are no better than good air coolers while being much more complex(higher risk of failing).

I bought the ECO and after a week of struggling, gave it to my cousin along with the silverstone sg02.
the tubing was ****ing stiff btw.
 
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If you want to get the h50 (I have it and love it) go to best buy. They are the cheapest place right now. Newegg sells for $79.99, best buy has it 59.99.

Just a heads up!

Umm, he's in Israel. I don't think they have either Best But or Newegg over there:confused:
 

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Had both, tested both.

Eco seemed more robust than the H50 to me, both perform well, but the pump head on the H50 is considerably hotter than my ECO ever was. Also the tubing on the ECO can be manipulated and it also has swivels on the head unit to help give more options. Lastly the mounting on the ECO is FAR superior, and that alone would send me to the CoolIT.
 

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i have the eco and works great no problems at all have a look here at my temps i tested vs my old modded v8, the eco pump is not as loud as the H50, Kantastic u must of got a bad batch maybe.
http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=123289
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I couldn't agree more, with your post. I've been using my Coolit ECO for a month now and it so far meets or exceeds Coolit systems claims for it. Mine is mounted on an AMD 955BE/C3 in a GigaByte MA790X-UD4P motherboard, in a Cooler Master 534+ Centurion case. I originally used a Freezer 64 Pro from my original build, before the 955 was installed. Summer temperatures in my part of Southern California generally reach 110F/43C and higher, and the house I live in is post WW II, with no insulation in the walls at all. My room has SW exposure, so the heat starts in the early morning and continues to have direct sunlight until late afternoon, so it's a difficult room to cool. It takes a 9000 BTU window unit to maintain a room temperature in the low 80s. I know that sounds high, but it is dry here, so it is quite comfortable.

My 955 is overclocked to 3.9GHz, and I have no problem maintaining idle temps in the high 20Cs to the low 30Cs. Fully stressed with Prime95, 4 cores, I have yet to exceed 48C, although that may change as the summer get's hotter. I still don't expect it to crack 50C. Here's my temps at an ambient temp of 80F/23C.



Here's the temps fully stressed with Prime95, 4 cores.



Despite being fully stressed, I find the heatsink/pump, lines, and outsides of the radiator remain cool to the touch. I've tried many combination's of fans, and so far the best yet is a Scythe Slipstream 1200 rpm, 68 cfm fan pulling air out of the back of the radiator, with the stock 1800 rpm, 63 cfm fan pushing air into the front of the radiator, running at full speed.
Scythe SY1225SL12M 120mm "Slipstream" Case Fan
Surprisingly quiet, and it does cool very well. Louder than the stock single fan, but not annoying at all. The only problem I did encounter was high motherboard temps, caused by not enough airflow over the NorthBridge chip. Here the ECO pump was a blessing in disguise. I removed the 70mm fan from a Propus 630 stock cooler, and slipped it in between the pump housing and the plastic thumb screws. It fits snug enough without having to mount it, but I will be adding a long Zip Tie to go around the mount and the outside of the fan, just to be sure the fan doesn't move. The 70mm fan blows air right at the back of the video card, and does an excellent job of cooling the chipset and VRM's at the back of the motherboard. It dropped the motherboard temp from 53C to 36-37C running at 3200 rpm, and is extremely quiet doing it. The only complaint I have with it is the packaging. Mine arrived with some slight bending of the fins in a couple of places on the radiator, which I fixed with a small hemostat. Coolit needs to find a better way to protect the fins during shipping.

To those that complain about the stiffness of the tubings, be aware that what you call the tubing's is actually the protective housing for the tubing's. The lines are inside them, and are 1/8" ID. using a little common sense when moving them around, and the swivel connectors on the pump, no one should have any difficulty in installing one. Don't be afraid of it, you won't hurt the tubings bending them. Check out this video, and you will see what I mean.
http://www.coolitsystems.com/index.php/eco.html
The guy in the video whips the rad and fan around by the pump. While I wouldn't do that myself, I do know someone on another Forum that actually did it with his, before he installed it. No leaks or ill effects at all! The one thing it does better than any air cooler is there is no hot air blowing around inside the case. The heat is effectively "exiled" to the rad, where the fans efficiently remove it. When I stress test it at 47C, the instant I stop the stress testing, the temp drops from 47C to 36C, in a fraction of a second. If you blink you will miss it! It's an excellent product that's well made, tough as nails, and performs as advertised. Used in a case like mine, which isn't wide enough to install a V-10, TRU 120, or any other tall air cooler, without removing the side fans, it's a blessing!
 
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i use CoolIT ECO with i7-940@4.0GHz
when i run Prime95 blend test temps 100c
idle cores temps ~50c
my case is Tempest, side fan turned off
 
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how is the ECO vs MUGEN 2?! Thanx all :]
 

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Grab the H50, I do not recommend CoolIT. First radiator had massive damage on the radiator and the second had a loose screw inside the pump/block unit.

That sucks, mine is a gem.
 

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Amen to that, I couldn't agree more. I did have to re-think my case airflow, due the the absence of the normal HSF no longer cooling the chipset, but that was an easy problem to solve. Just out of curiosity, what CPU do you use, as I've been seeing that the Intel i7 920, 930 and 940 all seem to idle around 50C when overclocked to around 4GHz, regardless of what cooler is used. My 955BE/C3 at 3.9GHz doesn't get that hot fully stressed. I used to think my old Pentium D-940 at 3.94GHz ran warm in the low to mid 40s, but 50C seems pretty warm to me. Just my observations.
 
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i use CoolIT ECO with i7-940@4.0GHz
when i run Prime95 blend test temps 100c
idle cores temps ~50c
my case is Tempest, side fan turned off

that not right man even with my clocked at 3.8Ghz mine never got close to 100c more like the low 80s
 

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I use the H50 but I tossed away the Corsair supplied fan and used two NF-12P fanes in push-pull exhaust mode. These fans have a higher head pressure which is good for forcing air through the 11fin per inch radiator. The NF's are ugly but efficient. I now idle at 29C and full fullscreen hardcore gaming pushes me to 44C Max. I do have a perfect case, the 900, a smaller, tighter fitting case would be different.
 

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I use the H50 but I tossed away the Corsair supplied fan and used two NF-12P fanes in push-pull exhaust mode. These fans have a higher head pressure which is good for forcing air through the 11fin per inch radiator. The NF's are ugly but efficient. I now idle at 29C and full fullscreen hardcore gaming pushes me to 44C Max. I do have a perfect case, the 900, a smaller, tighter fitting case would be different.
Toadicus,
I bought a scythe slipstream.
Scythe SY1225SL12M 120mm "Slipstream" Case Fan

I removed the stock ECO fan, installed the Scythe pulling air out the back, and installed the original blowing in. The scythe is 1200 rpm, 68 cfm. The stock fan is 1800 rpm, 63 cfm. My ambient temps are probably a bit higher than yours at 82F/23C. It get's very hot in Southern California. My idle temps are 30/31C, Stressed with 4 core Prime95, they are 47/48C. My C/M Criterion Mid Tower case is not quite as good at cooling as yours is, but I'm completely happy with the results at 3.9GHz.

Running Apps, the highest temps I see are while encoding with DVDRB/CCE, 2 pass, and that's only 41/42C. Oh! I would caution against using the Scythe Slipstream as the push fan, while it can move a lot of air, it's head pressure is too low. Excellent as a pull fan when used in combination with the "push" stock fan, but will probably not stand up as a push. I did try it briefly that way, but the whole thing became much louder. As it is the Scythe runs at 1400, 200 rpm above it's normal speed with the stock fan pushing it. Since there's no real strain on it and the back of the computer is so open, it's quite quiet with both fans connected directly to the PSU. I'll put up with the couple of extra decibels considering the job it does. Not silent, but quiet enough!
 

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Amen to that, I couldn't agree more. I did have to re-think my case airflow, due the the absence of the normal HSF no longer cooling the chipset, but that was an easy problem to solve. Just out of curiosity, what CPU do you use, as I've been seeing that the Intel i7 920, 930 and 940 all seem to idle around 50C when overclocked to around 4GHz, regardless of what cooler is used. My 955BE/C3 at 3.9GHz doesn't get that hot fully stressed. I used to think my old Pentium D-940 at 3.94GHz ran warm in the low to mid 40s, but 50C seems pretty warm to me. Just my observations.

I've cooled a X5677 (32nm i7 975 equivalent) and a i3 530 with this cooler. It doesn't even get past 60C under loads. These 32nm chips make as much as 30C idle temp overclocked to 4.4GHz.
 

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That's exactly what a friend of mine on another forum said. He said it should get to about 60 max! So far, I'm loving this ECO cooler. It got up to 82F/28C in here today, and it was idling at 31C. I'm happy with the ECO's performance.
 
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