Corsair showed during Computex, the hardwarebeurs in Taipei, in early June, the latest enhancements in the Hydro Series. The two water coolers, the H80 and H100 are equipped with a fully closed system to prevent leaks.
The simpler version of the two new water coolers, the H80. This cooler is equipped with a radiator of 120mm, which two fans are installed. This seems to be the water cooler is strong on the H70, but the radiator of the H80 is thicker. Also the pump-heat sink is adapted and is now square wave. The user can by means of a push button the fan speed in three steps accordingly.
The larger version is the H100. This cooler has a so-called dual radiator of 240mm, showing two fans of 120mm, screwed can be. This cooler can, of course, only in enclosures that have support for 240mm-radiators can be built in. Also the pump-cooler, the H100 is a three-stage fan controller with it and like the H80, the H100 equipped with Corsairs new Link interface. The fans spin at up to 2600rpm and the heatsinks for all current sockets are fitted.
With Link aims to Corsair a connection between coolers, fans, and temperature sensors. By means of software, then the cooling at the observed temperatures can be adjusted, so that the individual components are optimally cooled. The Hydro Series H80 and H100 are available for, respectively, 80 and 90 euros.