corsair hydro series h80i v2 idle temps with a fx 8350

The product was disassembled and all of the parts carefully placed inside special compartments inside a paper shaped “bed” to protect and deliver the AIO to its future user in perfect condition. I believe it is time to put the box aside and after I opened the package this is what I saw. Of course, on the front panel of the box there is a big picture of the product itself and some of the main technical details related to the product, while the full technical specification, some pictures and explanation of the technologies used so this product can be created are written on all of the other sides of the box. Enough with the history lesson, it is time to do some reviewing and if everything is alright, some testing… Front panelĬooler Master Seidon 120V arrived to me in a completely new type of package made from recycled carton paper with very compact dimensions. Even so, that wasn’t enough for Cooler Master and they’ve decided to push the competition by offering a new model to expand the series called Cooler Master Seidon 120V, offering a similar performance and features at a bit lower price. Later the series was expanded with two more all-in-one models called 240m and 120XL. The first model of the series, which I have already tested a few months ago was Cooler Master Seidon 120m offering very easy to use and install features, combined with really good performance while working at very low noise level and at very decent price on the market. Several years ago Cooler Master was offering AIO water cooling system series called Aquagate featuring a few models, which back in the days were interesting products only for experienced and enthusiastic users, which at one moment went to EOL status until a year ago, when Cooler Master returned to the AIO segment with the Seidon series.

Corsair hydro series h80i v2 idle temps with a fx 8350