Conclusion
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Originally I had not planned on doing any over clocking with this setup as I didn’t think the kit would be able to handle much of an over clock anyways . Surprisingly enough as I began testing the limits of this setup I found I was able to get an xp1600@1800 MHz 1.9vcore for a day before a crash would occur. At 1750 MHz under full load it was rock solid stable for days without crashing. While it won’t win any coolest temperature or best looking awards, the Iceberg was able to perform very well for the price of the kit. This kit may not be for everyone but it makes a very decent starter kit for those wishing to wet their feet in the world of water-cooling, without a huge price tag. Priced at 99$ on price watch that’s the cost of two really cooled upgrades and probably much quieter and much more effective.
Pros:
- Complete ready to go kit
- Well packaged
- Can handle a pretty good over clock
- Easy to install
- Requires little if any modifications to install
- Very flexible tubing
Cons:
- Block was quite scratched and pitted
- Reservoir seal can be a real nuisance to install
Thanks to Peter at www.exoticpc.com for making this review possible. Be sure to check out their site for all your computing needs
Foxx
Editor: Be sure to visit the Liquid Cooling Forum at the AMDForums.com website for more information.
