Antec KÜHLER H2O 920 Liquid Cooling CPU Cooler Review

The Antec KÃœHLER H2O 920 CPU Cooler - Continued

 

 

Attached to the side of the head unit are the two swivel fittings that allow the tubing to get routed inside the chassis. Both fittings are bent outward to the fullest extent and you can see it offers pretty good flexibility for a clean install.

 

 

Like I said earlier, the KÃœHLER H2O 920 name remains painted on, but the Antec logo looks a dull gray at the moment. Once the connections are made, this Led comes alive and is fully color customizable.

 

 

With all of these units, they have the plastic covers to protect the pre-applied thermal paste.

 

 

I am happy to see that this is the first unit out of the last few Asetek built coolers that didn't arrive with dirt in the paste. I'm glad that issue has been resolved!

 

 

With the paste removed we have the same circular milling pattern that is found on all of these head units. The base is pretty level across the contact area, but does start to deflect a bit near the screws.

 

 

This image is to act as a heads up to those who are going to purchase this unit. Fully assembled with both fans in place, the 920 will hang four full inches inside the case, so be sure there is plenty of clearance in your case of choice.

 

 

This is the last look at the Antec KÃœHLER H2O 920 before I go ahead and strap it up to the TECC, but we need to cover some of the hardware before I use it.