Your thoughts on a cooler..

Niner51

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Happy with my Cooler Master Hyper T4, but had my eye on the Aorus ATC 800 once it came out. It's been out a little while, but I'm having a hard time with the cost at $120. I mainly wanted this cooler because it will look nice with my current Aorus motherboard and video card along with what I figured would be great cooling. Just need some input. Thanks!

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Haven't had much experience with air coolers in awhile, so don't have much input on the potential performance of that cooler - but I can say it's very slick looking.
 
That does look good. I'm not much of an air cooler guy, so I can't speak to how well that would perform. However, if I wasn't interested in custom water cooling or at least going with a high end AIO, I'd probably spend the money on something like that.
 
Thanks guys. I decided to go ahead and order it. Should be here by Sunday. Hopefully will have time to install and test.
 
Got it installed. It's huge compared to the Hyper T4. A little hard to install inside the case, but I managed just fine. Dropped temps by a few degrees also.:)
 
Just saw this- https://wccftech.com/cooler-master-announces-the-updated-hyper-212-evo-v2-cpu-cooler/

Not really enough information to inspire me to post a story about it but I thought I'd post about it here. Looks like Cooler Master is mostly sticking to the 'if it ain't broke' approach. Other than the bracket, which I think does look impressive, and slight changes to the fan there doesn't seem to be much majorly different from its predecessors.
 
The Hyper 212 is a great cooler, so no real reason to mess with it. Essentially the T4 is the same cooler, which did it's job with no issues.
 
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I'm kind of waiting to see what the production runs look like on the prosiphon elite. It operates as a heat pump cooler where the heat itself generates a pump like effect. It's used in cooling towers for larger installations and runs 24/7 only using excess thermal energy to run everything.

LTT did a look at the larger test unit and it was impressive. (yes it is an 'active' cooler because of the fans.)

https://www.icegiantcooling.com/prosiphonelite

Any chance we see FPSreview take a crack at one of these units?
 
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