"The Zalman LQ320 is one of the more attractive AIO units I’ve come across in recent months. If you’re building a system with aesthetics playing a large role in the components you choose, you definitely want to look at the LQ320 to see if it fits your scheme. The glowing center portion of the block/pump assembly is rather unique and looks pretty cool too! We’ll sum things up by saying the Zalman LQ320 is a very good performing AIO water cooler that does its job at a very low noise level. Couple that with the great looks and a reasonable price, and it all adds up to an Overclockers Approved!"
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"Otherwise, the Kraken X60 is the best ready-made liquid cooling system even considering the price factor. It is compatible with all modern CPU platforms and easy to install, so it can be easily deployed even by inexperienced users. And its high performance (for its class and price) is going to satisfy even the most demanding overclockers. The Kraken X60 is extremely quiet at the minimum speed of its fans but retains good performance then, as we made sure in our tests. And you can even attach as many as four fans to it!"
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"NZXT really did their homework here. I have seen quite a few of the AIO solutions that have hit the market, and not since Antec jumped into the market was there a solution as full featured as this unit is out of the box. Not only do you get the obviously larger cooler with the Kraken series of coolers, where you do get 36% more area to cool the coolant inside of the loop."
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"Corsair has truly outdone itself with the H90 and H110 Hydro Series water cooling units. Corsair managed to improve upon an already class leading level of performance and do it without making too many compromises. Both the H90 and H110 impressed me with performance but also the ease of installation. Assuming for a moment that you have a case that can accommodate these coolers, the H90 and H110 install every bit as easily as a high level air cooler."
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"Today we review something special, the ASUS ARES II. We'll be testing the card in Crossfire (4 GPUs) as well as a test session with a three monitor setup alongside the regular tests of course. AMD's entire 28nm GPU line-up has been unleashed for quite a while now and slowly but steadily we are already moving onwards to the 8000 series products. But currently all the way on top is the Radeon HD 7900 series, armed with a GPU codenamed Tahiti, a release which was received very positively in the graphics card arena."
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