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Corsair Hydro Series H70 CPU Cooler

By: (more) | Cases, Cooling & PSU Content | Posted: Aug 31, 2010 6:37 am
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TweakTown Rating: 93%    Manufacturer: Corsair

The Package

 

 

The Hydro Series H70 comes shipped in an all-black box which Corsair has filled with all kinds of valuable information. On the front there is a close look at the new, smaller head unit installed next to some of their Dominator memory. At the bottom is a smaller image of the whole unit next to a socket compatibility list.

 

 

Taking the image from the front, Corsair re-used it to place on this side.

 

 

The bottom of the box contains a contents list, in house testing results, and a brief mission statement about the H70 in various languages.

 

 

In the same six languages, Corsair provides the specifications on this side panel.

 

 

The back contains three key features for the H70. These are the low profile pump, extra thick radiator, and dual 120mm fans.

 

 

When the top of the box is first opened you see the entire stack of included paperwork sitting on top of a layer of dense foam padding. Not only does it keep the paper work easy to grab, and separated from the cooler itself, but it provides damage protection to the open side of the inner packaging, too.

 

 

After removing all the paper work and the foam, I then pulled out the inner packaging. This is a form fitted set of compartments made from a thick, almost cardboard type of package. It keeps the hardware away from the H70 during shipping and allowed for a flawless delivery in my case.

 


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