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Juli3us
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/02/26 17:15:53
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It helped me alot, but what's the best motherboard for hardon hydro? I'm.planning to get the stinger, and I heared the quality of the pomp is not perfect what's a good replacement.?
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Juli3us
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/02/26 17:15:54
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It helped me alot, but what's the best motherboard for hardon hydro? I'm.planning to get the stinger, and I heared the quality of the pomp is not perfect what's a good replacement.?
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/03/12 19:24:56
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Juli3us
It helped me alot, but what's the best motherboard for hardon hydro? I'm.planning to get the stinger, and I heared the quality of the pomp is not perfect what's a good replacement.?
Can people please quit allowing their autocorrect or spell check trick them into typing ... well you know... instead of hadron? This is getting old. Thanks.
post edited by ty_ger07 - 2014/03/12 19:27:26
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MSim
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/03/12 23:41:43
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ty_ger07
Juli3us
It helped me alot, but what's the best motherboard for hardon hydro? I'm.planning to get the stinger, and I heared the quality of the pomp is not perfect what's a good replacement.?
Can people please quit allowing their autocorrect or spell check trick them into typing ... well you know... instead of hadron? This is getting old. Thanks.
Lots of people think that name when they first see it. Not surprised to see people type too.
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villainousfelon
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/03/15 11:59:04
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Can someone do a video review of this case, you know. Not out of the box, but been on for a few days. The pump with the kit all I hear is they leak, did evga do a recall or did they fix it now, and everyone is complaining about the pitch of the psu, everyone says it happens. And that even when evga replaces it, well it happens, so just wondering what the hell is going on cause I have a full evga build with custom work, no mods to the case, in the works but if the problem with the leaky pump with the kit happens and the apparent loud psu fan are as common as people say it is, what is evga doing to help this matter,
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/03/16 23:08:58
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villainousfelon
Can someone do a video review of this case, you know. Not out of the box, but been on for a few days. The pump with the kit all I hear is they leak, did evga do a recall or did they fix it now, and everyone is complaining about the pitch of the psu, everyone says it happens. And that even when evga replaces it, well it happens, so just wondering what the hell is going on cause I have a full evga build with custom work, no mods to the case, in the works but if the problem with the leaky pump with the kit happens and the apparent loud psu fan are as common as people say it is, what is evga doing to help this matter,
They will help you setup a RMA if needed.
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yoryocor
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/04/10 11:12:56
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What is the warranty on the hydro case and kit?
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findpassport
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/04/14 21:44:44
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The warranty on the hydro case is 3 years, and the kit has a 1 year warranty.
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yoryocor
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/04/14 22:01:04
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1 year on the kit huh...something that, if it leaks, can murder every expensive component around it. Real impressive they have so much confidence in their gear. Corsair has 6 years on the h100i. That seals it. I am done with the hadron. Almost bit, but too many bugs. Noisy psu, no dust filters, mediocre amount and quality of case fans, and way overpriced hydro case and kit (mobo too). Too bad, sweet little case in many ways. . Corsair 250D, come to papa, you fat little blighter!
post edited by yoryocor - 2014/04/14 22:23:57
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findpassport
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2014/04/15 19:56:23
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I'm a noob with watercooling and small form factor builds so I went with their kit to go with the hadron hydro case. I figured there would be much less trouble and hassle, if I went with a kit that has all the parts I needed. Honestly, I didn't really look at the kit warranty until you asked.
I thought the price of the case was high too, but I like the little case and the included gold-rated power supply. It was on sale and had a rebate, so I bit. Looks really nice in my living room, and most importantly, my partner likes the look. This build was going to replace a 6 year old gaming laptop that just sits around anyway, and I wanted a case that didn't look like a cube.
I must be one of the few that have a quiet power supply fan as I don't notice the noise. The chassis fan isn't loud either. I use my mobo's fan control software and only notice it when I set the speed to 70% and higher. Otherwise, during game load, the fan speed has only reached 60% with temps at 42 C. I think the most noticeable noise is from the pump.
If I had to do it over again, I would keep the same case, but I would look for a system with a quieter pump.
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Re: EVGA Hadron Hydro Review - Overclockers.com
2017/10/04 13:53:37
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can the kit fit an am4 chip
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