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Enermax Liqtech 120X
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By ThinkComputers
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I've said in the past that I don't know what more you could possibly do with an AIO that hasn't been done already. Thankfully there are companies like Enermax around to push the bar and surprise doubters. The Liqtech 120X is a fine example of taking...
By Play3r
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So now that the Enermax Liqtech 120X has had a throughout testing, how does it compare to Enermax's last foray into the liquid cooling market in the way of the ELC range? Is it a much anticipated improvement and does it compete with the giants of the...
By Ocaholic
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the Enermax Liqtech 120X Series is a very good product with exceptional quality and we especially liked the manufacturing quality It offers a really good cooling capacity while maintaining silent operation and good performance Cooling capacity Noise...
By SilentPC Review
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The Enermax Liqtech 120X is better built than most competing AIO liquid coolers that are based on the round shape waterblock. These typically have plastic construction both in the base and in the mounting system itself. By comparison, the 120X is as...
By Ocaholic
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In our comparison tables, you can find test results regarding 47 recent air and...
By HardOCP
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Recently, we looked at a budget cooler from a very unlikely company. That company is Enermax and the budget cooler was the ETS-N30 . Enermax isn't known around these parts for its coolers and while the ETS-N30 performed its duties admirably, it wasn't...
By HardwareHeaven
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Today DaveChaos will be testing the 120X from the Liqtech series from Enermax, a sealed liquid CPU cooler designed for Intel and AMD...
By MadShrimps
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Enermax has added a great product in the shape of the Liqtech 120X to their growing AIO lineup, recovering nicely from the previous ELC AIO generation, with the latter it was kindly asked not to publish results as the initial press units were just...
By GinjFo
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Avec sa gamme LiqTech, Enermax apporte de réels changements face à ses anciens kits de Watercooling. Notre test du LiqTech 120X montre qu'il ne s'agit pas d'une évolution mais d'un changement assez radical à commencer par un niveau de finition qui...
By computerforum.de
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Die Enermax Liqtech 120X ist eine hochwertige, nicht ganz günstige AIO-Wasserkühlung, die durch ihre hervorragende Verarbeitung und Materialwahl sowie gekonnt gesetzte optische Akzente bereits beim ersten Eindruck hervorsticht. Im Betrieb gibt sich der...
By Hardwareluxx
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Die Synchronisation zwischen Display-Panel und Grafikkarte gehört zu den wichtigsten Entwicklungen in diesem Bereich in der letzten Zeit. Mit FreeSync alias Adaptive Sync hat NVIDIA einen Konkurrenten zu G-Sync bekommen, der die Preise nach unten drücken...
By Planet 3DNow!
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Wir haben uns heute zwei Kompaktwasserkühlungen angesehen, deren Konzepte unterschiedlicher nicht sein könnten, obwohl jeweils zwei Lüfter verbaut sind. Die Corsair Hydro Series H105 setzt auf einen 240 mm Radiator, der 38 mm dick ist und damit zwar mehr...
By Hardwareluxx
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Für einen Preis von knapp über 75 Euro erhält man mit der Enermax Liqtech 120X eine kompakte All-in-One Wasserkühlung, deren größte Stärken der sehr moderate Geräuschpegel bei geringer Drehzahl sowie die doch ordentliche Kühlleistung auf kleinstem Raum...
By hardbloxx.de
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Mit der Enermax Liqtech 120X Komplett-Wasserkühlung schlagen nicht nur die Herzen der Silent-Fans höher. Nicht nur, dass die Pumpe praktisch lautlos läuft, auch die Lüfter – mit Ausnahme von Volllast im Overclock-Modus – verrichten ihre Arbeit recht...
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