As seen from our results, the Corsair H50 was clearly the coolest of the three, beating the air-cooled Evercool by almost 20 degrees Celsius when it came to the more intensive Prime95 section. Since we did not have any other high-end CPU coolers (air-cooled or otherwise) in the lab, we relied on the performance of the stock Intel Core i7 cooler (the full height ones) and the dual-fan Evercool Transformer 4 CPU cooler, which we had previously tested here, as comparisons instead. For your info, our lab testing environment temperature was hovering about 22 degrees Celsius. Temperatures were recorded using Core Temp 0.99. We then ran the system through SPECviewperf 10 (four threads) and Prime95 (eight concurrent threads) for around 30 minutes each to find out the maximum temperature reached. So how did the Corsair H50 fare when it came to the all-important temperature test? Our test system was a Core i7-965 processor on a Gigabyte X58 motherboard with a Radeon HD 4850 graphics card installed. Performance & Conclusion Cooling Performance
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