COOLER MASTER RL-MUA-EBU1 AQUAGATE Mini R80 / R120 Liquid Cooling System

Pros: I love this thing, idle is 28C & full load BF3 is just about 40C. That's on MAX Single 2g Nvida 570 Vcard. With x6 AMD 1100T CPU & 16g DDR3 1600 Not OC'd. Dang I wish I bought more of these back in 05. Can't find nothing that even comes close to what I get from this Beast! Nothing!!!

Cons: 120 fan mount, so u small cases out there this isn't a tiny thing. I have a 120 mounted outside of case & then I have the cooling unit & then I have a 120 fan on the inside WOW, Just blows My mind. How I can have my room temp at 80+ F & My cpu runs at 42c tops

Other Thoughts: New egg I beg ga ga ga You. This is & always will be the best out of the one's you carry now Unless Cool Master comes out with the same kind again. I'll eat them all up.

Pros: none

Cons: this kept my e6300 idle at 45, at load 63c. i am not impressed

Other Thoughts: i now use a blue orb 2 and that is much better, it keeps my proc idle at 32 and loads at 43c.

Pros: Nice that it's all in one unit. It's really a neat idea to make watercooling easy.

Cons: Poor performance, needs a bigger radiator (R80). A friend gave me the unit after a replacement from a failed pump that leaked on his new 8800gtx!. I figured I'd try to compare performance to my Scythe Infinity. Not only is the R80 fan really loud at anythin over 25%, but performance wasn't much better than a stock HSF for the C2D E6600. My air cooled Scythe Infinity performs a good 5-8C better than this unit.

Other Thoughts: I'm still curious how this unit would do with something like a swiftech 3x120mm radiator inline, but I'm guessing the pump doesn't move that much volume.

Anyway, this unit does not keep up with the Scythe Infinity air cooler, so I removed it.

If your going to go water, you have to go all out I guess because the new tower HSF are better.

Pros: Keeps my Athlon 3000 under 30c.

Cons: Loud fan, anoying when used with DFI boards where the ram slots are above the cpu, as you can't replace half the ram without removing the cooler first.

Other Thoughts: Good for a cheap liquid cooling setup.

Pros: KOOL!!!!
Nice and cool.Keeps my o/c AMD3700+ about 28c battling in FC, Halo, or HL2.
And quiet to.

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: It could be better if it did cpu and gpu all in one kit.

Pros: Keeps the cpu really cool.

Cons: the pump died. i had it only for a few months. Its a defect. but i can't git it replaced cuz its out of stock!

Other Thoughts: this is a 120mm make shure your case has 120mm port. cuz i had 80mm case and i had to put holes in the back cuz the fan was too big. (note: when it's back in stock) new egg gave me my mony back so once agine new egg rocks! I never have problems with them.

Pros: First of all this is a great product, and with the discount currently running on NewEgg, you can't go wrong. After 2 hour burn-in of thermal paste, I saw a 6c drop in case temp and 7c drop in CPU temp under 100% load, using F@H and OCCT running at high priority. Right now case idles @ 18c, and CPU @ 27c!!! Mind you I have good airflow through my case and my comp room is kept on the chilly side, but these are low temps. Air cooled temps were case 23c idle and CPU 35c idle.

Cons: Two small cons. One of the hoses arrived slightly crimped, a little massaging and it's only a cosmetic concern. The other is the positioning problems inside my case. Routing the radiator to the back was my option and I wasn't too worried about fit issues since I have a CM Centurion case (stock with rear 120mm exhaust). My problem came with finding the right orientation of the waterblock/pump. The only position it fits in is blocking the first two banks of ram on my mb. Hopefully won't be a problem and I knew this was a possibility as I saw another user had this same problem with another mb. Never had a problem with crucial ram so I don't think I'll ever need to take it out.

Other Thoughts: AMD 64 X2 3800+,2gig ballistix, nVidia 7900GS, Seagate 250 gig SATA-2, MSI Neo4-f Plat, other misc. goodies.

Pros: First I would like to point out that I have a VERY HOT processor. I run a 940 pin AMD fx-53 that after some modification of my case and placing TWO fans to directly cooling the processor through a "pipe" w/ air from outside the case, I was able to get the proc temp DOWN(from about 160 w/ normal fan and frequent thermal shutdowns) to 61C/141F under load. I was concerned as to what this device could do. The rest of my setup seemed fine and I did not have a need to water cool the rest of the rig, so I gave it a shot. Under the same load as before it has achieved 48C/118F. I have the fan set at a steady 1500rpm, but it is capable of about 3000rpm(seems unecessary for me.) All-in-one solution for cooling HOT procs. If you've had your computer apart before, installation should be a snap.(just watch the manufacturer's demo on their site)

Cons: The instruction book in the box is worthless. The fan is a little noisey, but not too bad when I have it set at 1500rpm. It is MUCH quieter than the two high rpm fans I had cooling the proc before, so I can't really complain.

Other Thoughts: When the fan for the radiator is set on high, the "cpu fan"(the pump atop the proc) turns on and off like a thermostat. The pump turns on at 125F and shuts off when the proc reaches 113F(every five minutes). I was concerned about the constant fluctuation in temp so I turned the fan down to 1500rpm which seems to keep the pump running all the time and the temp at a constant 118F. The pump may fail faster but it's better than my board and proc. If the pump fails, the rest of the rig is capable of thermal shutdown so the proc won't fry.

Pros: No lapping necessary on heat sink. Idle temp drop of 8 degrees F, load temp drop of 13 degrees F.

Cons: Too much tubing for rear mount, must remove motherboard for installation of be creative.

Other Thoughts: I did not use the 120mm fan that came with the system after reading everyone's complaint about the noise. I mounted my radiator in the front of my P180 where the drive cage was with 2 120mm's in a push pull setup as on of the previous reviewers tried. My a8n32 deluxe with speed fan is controlling the pump and I am idling back to 1100rpm at idle and slowing the fans to 50% @ idle so the noise is low.

Pros: looks good and from what i hear it runs great too.

Cons: well i had this for about 5 hours while putting my computer together when i relized that when i opended the box the radiator and fan and huge. i could not mount it anywhere in my case. for everyone out there just make sure you have the right space to mount this puppy.

Other Thoughts: like i said above just make sure you got the right space and it should run fine.