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Thermalright ALX800 Heatsink & AquaJoe Watercooling Kit Review
Overclocker.com reviews the new <a href="http://www.overclockers.com/articles845/" target=_blank><b>Thermalright ALX-800 Heatsink</b></a>
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The good guys at Thermalright were nice enough to send the ALX-800 for a test spin. This unit is squarely targeted for the performance user. This heatsink is a little different from other Thermalright products in that the fins are aluminum with a copper base; note that the fins are thicker than the usual thin copper plates used on others:
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Also on the grill is a waterblock form a new company called The <a href="http://www.overclockers.com/articles850/" target=_blank><b>AquaJoe</b></a>
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Another new face on the watercooling scene, AquaJoe, sent me their system to check out. As this is not yet marketed as a kit, I am calling this a preliminary review (no kit pricing available yet). However, if the critical components (waterblock, radiator and waterpump) do not change, final results should not vary significantly from what you see here.
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The good guys at Thermalright were nice enough to send the ALX-800 for a test spin. This unit is squarely targeted for the performance user. This heatsink is a little different from other Thermalright products in that the fins are aluminum with a copper base; note that the fins are thicker than the usual thin copper plates used on others:
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Also on the grill is a waterblock form a new company called The <a href="http://www.overclockers.com/articles850/" target=_blank><b>AquaJoe</b></a>
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Another new face on the watercooling scene, AquaJoe, sent me their system to check out. As this is not yet marketed as a kit, I am calling this a preliminary review (no kit pricing available yet). However, if the critical components (waterblock, radiator and waterpump) do not change, final results should not vary significantly from what you see here.
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