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Corsair Nautilus 500
We all know what happens when you mix water with electricity. But,
what happens when you mix water with a top memory manufacturer?
You get the Nautilus 500 from Corsair. Normally, you would expect
a review of a Corsair product to be some type of ultra fast memory, but
this time Corsair ventures into water cooling for the second time.
This time around Corsair has chosen to manufacture a self-contained,
external unit. Let's find out how well this unit performs.
Specifications
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Water Pump Specifications |
| Spherical Motor: |
Electronically commutated with
brushless DC design to minimize noise and extend life |
| Voltage Range: |
8 ~ 13.2 VDC |
| Maximum System Pressure: |
22 PSI |
| Head Pressure: |
13.05 Feet (390 m/bar) @ 12
Volts |
| Maximum Flow @ 12 Volts: |
350 LPH (1.54 GPM) |
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Fan Specification (High Speed) |
| Voltage: |
12 VDC |
| Current: |
0.3 AMP |
| Speed: |
1800 RPM |
| Air Flow: |
74.4 CFM |
| Pressure: |
3.2 mmAq |
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CPU Block Specification |
| Features: |
100% solid copper construction
for maximum heat absorption |
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One (1) 3/8" Hose barbs |
| Supports Delphi: |
Delphi® Micro-Channel Technology |
| Supports Intel: |
Pentium 4 Processors (socket 478
and LGA775) |
| Supports AMD: |
AMD64 Processors (socket
754, 939 and 940) |
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