I have a i7 930 2.8 GHZ processor and a ASUS P6T6 WS Revolution motherboard. I was using a high end air cool fan while trying to over clock the system at 4.0 GHZ. The air cool system didn't work as expected so I ordered this. I had to modify my case a little but it wasn't a big deal because the radiator is a little taller than the 120mm fan attached to back of the mid tower case. After putting the motherboard back in I found the issue with the radiator and had to take the motherboard out again because of the case modification.
After getting both of my ATI 5870 back in and attaching everything I fired up the system. I printed the Everest reports before I started this project. My normal temp without doing anything was a 52c running at 4.0 GHZ with Hyper-Threading on (190 x 21). After installing I played with the over-clocking and I could run the system stable at 4.35 GHZ with temp of 51c. Using Everest stress test it didn't take long to bring the vcore's to 100c but it never crashed. The test was for 5 minutes. I have now put the system back at 4.0 GHZ and turned Hyper-Threading off and the temp is 42c. It stays 42c all the time now and without stress testing it would never change. The vcores stay around 50c but don't change much. I did get this to run at 4.6 GHZ without the blue screen but didn't like the temps on the vcores. The bios on the motherboard is easy to over-clock with all the setting you will ever need.
This is a great product. I understand I could have bought a $400 system and it could have done a lot better but at higher risk with a system that I would have to seal and check for leaks and stuff like that. With this it's easy. If needed I would have bought the $400 system if this didn't work.
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Leaked after 6 years, so I got my use, the leak could have totaled my system. CoolIt claims they have no responsibility for their low quality product.
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