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Corsair Hydro Series H90 and H110 140mm-Based Liquid Cooler Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
Hydro Series™ H110 Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler
Courtesy of Corsair
Hydro Series™ H90 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler
Courtesy of Corsair
Corsair has upped their presence in the cooling field with the new 140mm fan-based additions to the Hydro Series™ CPU water cooler lineup. Corsair was kind enough to provide us with samples of their H90 and H110 series cooling units, both using 140mm fans. We put these coolers up against their H80i 120mm fan-based unit as well as our custom-built Swiftech Apogee HD cooling system to see how well these new Corsair units performed. Starting at a base price of $99.99 for the Corsair H90 cooler, you can't go wrong with either unit.
Hydro Series™ H110 Extreme Performance CPU Cooler without fans
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Hydro Series™ H90 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler without fans
Courtesy of Corsair
Corsair worked with Asetek to design their new 140mm-based line of coolers with the H90 and H110 introduced to enhance their current line of coolers. Both coolers are built using aluminum radiators capable of holding 140mm fans and copper cold plates. The rubber coated tubing used is low permeability 1/4 inch based tubing with multiple layers used to prevent liquid evaporation and to provide maximum tubing flexibility. Unlike their Corsair Link™ based coolers, the Corsair H90 and H110 units do not have integrated LEDs nor the Corsair Link™ based monitoring system.
Technical Specifications (taken from the Corsair website)
Cold Plate Material
|Copper Micro Fin
Radiator Material
Fan Dimensions
|140mm x 140mm x 25mm
Maximum Fan Speed
Maximum Fan Airflow
Fan static pressure
Fan rated level
Power Draw
|5.76 watts
|Low-evaporation, easy-bend tubing is guaranteed leak-free
Socket Support
|AMD AM2, AMD AM3, AMD FM1, AMD FM2, Intel LGA 1155, Intel LGA 1156, Intel LGA 1366, Intel LGA 2011
|Five years
Continue reading our review of the Corsair Hydro Series H90 and H110 liquid coolers!
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Quistion, the H110 should be the king of the closed loop water coolers, why is it not compared with one of the best air cooler like the Noctua NH-D14 or the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 2?
We did not have access to those other closed loop systems at the time of the review. However, the comparison done to a custom loop using the Swiftech Apogee HD water block should give a good feel of the performance in relation to other liquid coolers...
The "Noctua NH-D14" and the "be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 2" are both heatpipe air coolers.
The point is to compare high-end water-cooling to high-end air-cooling!
Sorry about that. We'll take that under advisement for the future. But again, at the time of the review, we used the comparison items that we had access to...
This might not be the go-to benchmark without the air comparison.
Agree, as people should be able to compare the to, to make a valid and sound comparison of what type of cooler is the best for them.
High end watercooling my ass.
No high end WC'ing costs $100 abouts and comes with weak pumps, tiny hoses and all attached together...
you can't have "high end watercooling" for less than about $225, which is how much a custom loop at the very least costs about.
Yeah yeah, I mean high end of the shelf water cooling.
My TJ11 with 2 pumps, 1x 560x140x60mm, 1x 280x140x60mm and 2x 180x180mm rads is what you really call high end water cooling.
But the H110 is about as good as it gets, when it comes to closed loop water cooling, so for its class its high end.
Actually, this isn't even in the "high end" of "off the shelf" WC'ing. lol.
The Swiffy H220 shits all over these. It's expandible and basically packs a MCP355, but at 4 speed out of 5. It shits all over these.
Though, when a sick custom setup can be had for $200-225, EVEN THAT isn't worth it.
IDK WTF you need all that shit for though... lol. What exactly are you looking that needs a 560 + 280 + dual 180 rads and TWO pumps? I bet my ass whatever setup you're running can EASILY be cooled by using just half of all that shit.
That setup sounds pretty stupidly planned and grossly overexaggarated.
i7 firstname.lastname@example.com + 4x 5870 2GB Matrix cards @1.1GHz.
Total of around 900W heat load.
And yeah i could do with only the 560 rad, but why would i save 200 euros on a 1000 euro water cooling set, if my case has space for it.
And the extra rads are not there for extra cooling, they are there to make the hole setup more silent.
And i also don't need 2 pumps, but its nice to have a backup, plus 4x VGA, 1x CPU, 1x chipset, 2x mem blocks and some rads, give some restriction.
Yeah its overkill so what, i like my TJ11 and all the modding, i could also spend it on my car or so, everyone his hobby.
Why would you save 200 Euros on 1000 Euro WC'ing? Man that's fucking insane. You've absolutely WASTED %20 of the money your spent on your machine for nothing. None at all. Overkilling the wattage capacity is nothing more than idiocricity at it's best.
And you're speaking as if 200 Euros is no significant money. I mean, what the FUCK? We're talking about 200 Euros here...
And it's not like those extra rads are making your setup more silent. You could have done it properly with HDB fans or downtuned 38mm Nidec's.
A single, strong pump can pull it off as well as you said. 5870's are very efficient cards and you can have a single pump plugged into your mobo to Everest monitor it 7/24.
This has nothing to do with hobby. It's to do with idiocricity, and spending money moronically and pointlessly. You could have spent that pointless 200 Euros you wasted on a Topre keyboard or something, which would have been far more useful than adding some useless, excessive rad.
What you've done is no different than the idiots that buy 1200W PSU's for a pair of 580's... it's stupidly overkilling, and is illogical at best. Sigh.
IMHO though, your best bet would be getting rid of those 5870's with a pair of Sparkle Calibre 680's or Dual-X 7970's.
i would advise to steer of from all Sapphire Dual-X series GPUS
from a very bad self experience with 5! of them..
3 7970 Dual-X head Art effects 2 7970 OC with fan rattling
im now in process of Dual-X 7970 total card #6!
infect this was my first & *LAST* ever
"experience" with sapphire.
i will be avoiding them totally in the future.
Oh and, LOL at chipset blocks and MEMORY BLOCKS? Are you fucking serious man? RAM doesn't need no water shit. WC'ing RAM is one of the most stupid things to do as it doesn't do anything other than to restrict your loop. RAM doesn't need no cooling other than a cheap aluminum heatsink with a bit of air going over it.
The X79 chipset doesn't need to be WC'ed either.
I bet you're also running that setup something stupid like dual 1200W PSU's... LOL
Man whats wrong with you are you jealous or so?
I don't really get your rage over it.
Of course i know i don't need RAM or chipset water cooling, but it looks cool, and you know, my TJ11 got a big window in the side panel, and when i look in to my case i think hmmm cool.
Just as when i look at a painting on the wall, it gives me a good feeling!
And the extra rads do make my rig run more silent under load, as i can run, OCCT + Furmark, without hearing my rig, but when i turn of the fans of two 180 and 280 rads, i do hear the fan spinning.
And i just looked, and my water cooling is even way more expensive, my setup cost about 1700 euro's, had not payed real attention to it, as it was build up over time by adding bits and parts now and then.
These are my water cooling parts: https://www.aquatuning.nl/shopping_cart.php/bkey/9966149fc018ce5306354be...
(Some parts ware EOL and not in the shop anymore, I have similar parts for those selected)
And for me as a maintenance supervisor on a Norwegian oil-platform i make a bid more the average, and my wife also got a good job, so yeah i wasted a lot of money on my hobby, as so do millions of other people on there hobbies.
And PSU it is a Corsair AX1200, as i knew quad VGA would be a option, why would i need 2 of them.
A Topre keyboard would be a waste for me, as i am still very happy with my +10 year old Logitech.
And next month i am gone waist 7000 euros on four water cooled Titans, plus three 30" monitors.
Why?, because i can afford it, and i like to play games, as i have plenty of time of, because of me 2 on 4 off rotation, and its something i always wanted.
And yeah i am gone get some crap from the boss of the house, but i can properly bribe her with going with her to a spa or so.
But there are also people that put $5000 rims under there car, or have +30 guns and rifles, i put 1700 euro of cooling crap in my PC because i think it looks cool, not because i need it.
There are kids that spend every penny they got there car, i spend a couple of hundred on my rig, because i like playing with water cooling, and still at the end of the year we have more on our accounts then the year before.
And the Swiftech H220 preforms less then the H110 NZXT Kraken X60.
So you don't even have your fact straight!
Thing is, those people spend their money at last considerably. You, on the other hand, absolutely WASTING it on shit that does NOT matter.
I actually wasn't raging, I was LOLing and wasting my hate on how silly you throw away your money... look at that shit you posted. All Nickel plated EK blocks... ROFL. Those things are worse than SHIT. They corrode in no time and take whatever is in the loop together with them, just goes to show how clueless you are.
And no, I'm not jealous of your pointless setup. I own a MagiCool Monsta Limited 420, a Kyros HF, a PMP-500 and a pair of Aqua .925 silver GPU blocks with some 6200 RPM Nidec's going on the Monsta... lol, and it shits ALL over your 1000 Euro, corroding, oxidating giant bag of shit. Doesn't cost me 1000 Euros either. lol.
If you me, you'd know I'm not jealous of other people's hardware. I can make them jealous of mine, I own SLC SSD's that retail $1450 each.
And the fact that you're fine with that shitty 10 year old scissor Logitech keyboard just goes to show how little you understand about the peripherals that actually DO make a difference and not waste your money pointlessly and make your loop restrictive for no reason. No offense but you come off as a kid that buys shit off his dad's credit card and likes to show off as much as possible. I mean, WC'ed RAM, seriously? Show me ONE guy who knows what he does that WC'es his RAM. Nobody with two clues about WC'ing does it because there's no need to even COOL RAM at all, and all WC'ing it is to add extra heat for your loop and make things harder for absolutely nothing.
If you ever used a mechanical keyboard, there's no fucking way in hell you'd go back to that Logitech. I'm typing on a RealForce 87U TenKeyless right now and it's a joy to type on this thing. The acquisation force and the release action is so soft it comes as if you're pressing belly buttons rather than keycaps. Yes, it indeed is THAT better than my G15.
As for that H110 and NZXT X60 "beating" H220, that bench is horse shit.
Check Overclockers bench or some others, the H220 DOES indeed beat all. You don't know or understand why the H220 is actually better; it's because it basically has a MCP355 working at 4 speed out of 5, whereas those Asetek/Coolit AIO's come with fucking weak ass 50 GPM pump that can't push a single head out of their pressure for their sake.
The fact that it got outdone on that test is because of the fans used, or the test setup or something else. Mind you, the H220 comes with crappy Swiffy Helix fans whereas the H110 comes with basically modified SP120's, which are much better. Once you put some undervolted Nidec's or even Akasa Viper's on it, it's going to blow the shit out of that H110. Not to mention that the H220 is EXPANDIBLE. You can add a GPU block to it, whereas the Kraken and the H110 are NOT.
Regardless, I disgress. One should either go custom or stick with an air cooler IMHO. AIO's are nothing more than half assed, cheaply put botchjobs.
I can make them jealous of mine, I own SLC SSD's that retail $1450 each..... ehhhh ..... ROTFLMAO!
Are you joking, or really serious, because thats even a mutch bigger waste then my cool looking water cooling setup, I have something cool to look at you just have a 2.5" box that dose not even out preform a Samsung 830 for home use!
Because how the fuck buys SLC SSDs now a days, did you get two 120GB SLC OCZ Deneva 2 R 2.5" SSDs? LOL @ U again, talk about real ridicules waste of money for home use!
My 830 is just as quick with normal use 20~30K IOPS, and the 64GB whith W8 superfetch cache makes sure it kicks all SSDs ass +90% of the time, when you have disk I/Os.
SLC for Enterprise, good plan, SLC for even heavy home use is just to stupid for words, unless your doing something really really special.
And yeah i had a "Das Keyboard" mechanical keyboard, and it was fine, but i liked all the extra's i had on my old Logitech, and now my wife uses it, and she likes it as she dose +10x more typing then me, for me the Logitech is all i need, as i don't do 10 finger typing.
And yeah the old Nickel plated EK blocks ware problematic for some, i had those to, and just send them back and got new one's from them with better nickel plating method that don't erode, even do mine ware still fine when i send them back.
And bashing my WC rig is fine, i like the looks of the chipset, RAM and CPU block's, and all the hoses, it may not be a http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/ rig but it looks far above average.
You calling me a kid, and you could be right when it comes to building my rigs, i let my self lead a bid by my inner kid, and i am not ashamed of it, as everyone that sees my PC is at least looking at the inside for a minute or two, even woman that don't give a crap about PC, say it looks cool even do they don't wane have it in there living room! (including my wife)
So yeah you right i could also have worked:
But whats the fun in that, and things like ram coolers is for case modders, ware its also about looks, and i am one of them.
I actually got those drives for $500 each new on eBay and they're easily worth it.
Why? They got Tantalum caps on them for power back-up. I can use write cache with no worries, or NONE of any sort of worries of losing my data because my drives are power backed-up internally every second.
They 4K write ridiclously well. It takes SECONDS to install my HP cam's software, which took a few MINUTES on my old P128. And they read damn fast too. They don't stop for nothing. They just keep on getting faster and faster. It's incredible. I fill the drive more yet it gets faster on every ATTO bench after the other. The block management is being extremely well done, it got 20GB of it's 120GB left solely for garbage collection. And a 100 PetaByte endurance on top of it... lol.
And yes, I have THOUSANDS of small files such as Source Mods, F.E.A.R devoloper kit and such, which completely fuck up a regular SSD, which is why I'm using these things. My data is unlike any regular folk's data. These things are so many small files many regular folks` mind would be blown.
And EK blocks STILL corrode. And not just corrode, they completely fuck up and go as far as getting melted. Just look around and you'll STILL find MANY threads of EK blocks getting fuxored in the most ludicrous ways possible.
And fuck that million dollar PC shit. The system on my table is more hardcore than any of that shit. None of those "million dollar" machines own the 10.500 RPM Delta 80mm's or blowers with 72mm pressure or Nidec Ultra-Flo's that're blowing out doors on my table right now. LOL.
You're that "Player-X" guy who used to go around cheating on F.E.A.R servers right? LOL.
Mind you, you started all this shit by mentioning your so called "high end" setup. And let me ask you just this, does ANY of what you wrote has ANYTHING to do with the H110/H90's of this review?
Tantalum caps, yes and, i have no need for it, its even more overkill for me then the 3 extra rads that i have.
"which completely fuck up a regular SSD"
Doubt it, but could be, but even so, that would be for me as the same as having a Ferrari and only driving it true rush hour traffic in Milan!
Whats the point, you try to impress me with something totally useless for me and 99.9% of desktop users!
Fine yours is bigger then mine.
The old nickel did not give me problems, and now the new nickel blocks is the same, and given me no problems at all after 5 years of 24/7 use.
And i come a lot on different water cooling forums, and the problems what you are talking about i don't hear or see ay of it with the new type nickel blocks.
And 10.500 RPM Delta 80mm, LOL i don't even wane have those in anywhere in my house, let alone in my PC, 1000 RPM 140mm fans rotating @ 500/750RPM max idle/load is all i need.
Silence is golden!
I have cheated at two games in my life.
With WoW for grind ore, herbs and fishing stuff, as grinding is pain in the nut and just to boring to do.
And for a wile used Quake III a skin ware there ware spikes sticking out 5m or so, and played with that for a week or so, and mean time demanded/lobbied that skins like that ware blocked by PunkBuster.
F.E.A.R. i downloaded from the TPB, and played it for 3~4 hours and was not really my game, like CS and still Q3 and now BF3 better.
ANd yeah i call the X60 and the H110 high end of the shelf closed loop water coolings sets as they are the best that you can get in there class, before you have to go over to custom water cooling loops, that cost a hell of a lot more and are more complicated.
You don't actually understand what those Tantalum caps do. They aren't there for nothing. They're there to flush the data from the drive in case you lose power while you're writing files and shit goes down. They provide superior reliability over ANY regular consumer SSD except for the Intel 320 and the Comay Venus Pro, both of which have power back up.
And yes, the amount of Source mods I've do indeed fuck up a regular SSD. Those things are, as I said before and repeat, SO MANY small files it makes me NEED an insane SSD to still keep on a good performance:
As to your Nickel plated EK's not giving YOU "any problems", they've FUCKED up on a DOZENS of people. Read this thread:
Silence "may be" golden if you're a pussy ass nigga that can't stand the noise of a single, completely quiet fan... us real man stand 5500 RPM, 250 CFM PFB1212UHE Delta's on our rads if that means higher performance, lower temps and better reliability over time. And guess what, I'm not the most insane in this section either. I've six Nidec Ultra-Flo 6200 RPM's going on my Monsta. Some, on the other hand, have twelve or EVEN MORE than 12 insane fans on their rads. Some even STACK Delta's... I know of a guy that uses FM121's at full blast only and goes by the rule "if you can't hear you fans, they aren't working properly...". That should say it for you about the people like me. And please don't go ahead and take that statement serious, it screams sarcasm all over and there's no way that kind of thing to say would be said serious.
And the fact that you cheated in TWO games, TWICE, just goes to show the "quality" of your character...
first, on that shitty WoW game. (now for God's sake, don't come back defending that piece of shit game), and Q3? Are you fucking serious? You cheated on Q3? That just goes to show how much of a fucking piece of shit you are dude. And I'm saying this honestly. Q3 is a hardcore Quakeworld game. Anybody who cheats on that kind of game really deserves to get beaten down.
You're a good old dumbass and nothing else buddy. I'm offending you right now and I'm doing it ON purpose because that's what you deserve. You're very predictable, and act moronically.
As for F.E.A.R, F.E.A.R is more of a SP game than a MP one. It's SP is arguably one of the VERY best SP experiences of ALL time. F.E.A.R MP really doesn't live up to it's SP due to the lack of anti-cheat and the awful amount of cheaters, and the fact that it doesn't really offer an excellent MP pleasure. Though, it STILL is great. Easily much better than that stupid WoW. F.E.A.R MP requires skills, coordination and good reflexes period. It's no noob game. F.E.A.R MP is really one of the hardest games to master at.
Neither CS nor BF3 is ANYWHERE is skill-demanding as F.E.A.R MP.
And NO, neither the X60 nor the H110 are "the best" in their class. You don't know shit about WC'ing, or more precisely, AIO's and overall system hardware in general.
Those AIO's come with fucking shitty, WEAK and very UNRELIABLE pumps. The pumps on these things are NOTORIOUS for clicking/rattling and EARLY failure, whereas the H220 comes with a pump that's VERY similar to the pump in the Apogee HD block, basically a slightly downtuned MCP355. It does indeed fucking BEAT the shit out of those AIO's.
The only reason the H220 gets beaten by those coolers in that bench is the fans you have on it. It comes with shitty Swiffy Helix fans which are sleeve bearing and BARELY push a significant amount of pressure or CFM. And like I said before and I'll repeat again, ONCE you put four Akasa Viper or undervolted Nidec's on it, it can and WILL BLOW THE SHIT out of H110 or X60. Even if you put the same fans on the H110 or X60, they still WON'T perform as good as H220. And if you actually go check out Overclockers.com bench of the H220, you'd see that it BEATS H100i, which is just about as fast as X60.
And the fact that these AIO's all come with SHITTY ass unreliable pumps, with crappy noise profiles (hence their dense radiator fins), and overall WEAK built is what makes them a NOT-SO-GOOD choice.
And, you can add an extra rad or something to H220. You don't really understand, do you? H220 is basically a MCP355 + a Swiffy block and a separate 240 rad combined together. You CAN expand it, but you CAN'T expand the X60 or the H110. It's better in EVERY single way than these AIO's and, IS the ONLY AIO's that's worthwhile. Enough IS fucking enough.
One should either go H220 and swap the fans, or go custom or just get a SOLID air cooler like a TPC-812 and be done with it.
And don't bother to go off topic again. You've already SHIT on enough on the page of this review. How many more times do you need to be told to NOT go off topic?
I know what those Tantalum caps do, i just dont need them, i cant even remember the last time i had BSOD, or my PC crashed or reset, and my APC 750VA UPS is good for me.
Those caps are for me the same as $300 HDMI cabel when a $5 one will work just fine for me.
Silence "may be" golden if you're a pussy ass nigga that can't stand the noise of a single, completely quiet fan... us real man stand 5500 RPM
Fine for you, but i don't wane feel like i am @work if i am sit in front of my PC, i am happy to spend couple of hundred euros on better and overall quiter cooling.
Don't need to put my dick on the table to prove i am a man, i am not a Neanderthal.
As to your Nickel plated EK's not giving YOU "any problems", they've FUCKED up on a DOZENS of people. Read this thread:
Yeah old news, thats a old nickel plated GPU block, the new one's don't have that problem, you could have found that out your self if you actually had bothered reading the thread!
Warranty statement: http://www.ekwb.com/news/83/19/
Statement of the new nickel plating method: http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2011/07/28/ek-introduces-electrole...
Your just giving out FUD, or have no clue ware you talk about!
just goes to show the "quality" of your character...
In Q3 i did it to hunt guys that used the same mod, in WoW i did it because grinding materials is just mind numming, and i play WoW almost only for the team play, specially the raiding, and did not wane grind 1~2 hours just to afford the repair bills from raiding.
And fine that you like FEAR, i know for sure that Quake 3 Rocket Arena is one of the fastest game mods for any game, and go around the map in less the 25% of the time as during normal game play, if you dont need skills for that i don't know what dose!
And NO, neither the X60 nor the H110 are "the best" in their class.
Tell me what closed loop system is better, the H220? has just a smaller RAD and in WC, size dose count!
Yeah the pomp is maybe better, but till they come with a H280 or so with a 280mm rad, de X60 and H110 with there 33% extra radiation surface beets the Swiftech set.
You don't know shit about WC'ing
And bin doing WC for years now, made my first block over 10y ago, shame that the pictures are gone of the old forum after they switched to a new forum.
Hmm as a offshore maintenance and piping supervisor i play with water cooling on scale not comparable with PC water cooling, and you think i know shit about simple PC cooling.
Your just to funny!
or more precisely, AIO's and overall system hardware in general.
Sure you are right, that i build over the years hundred's of PCs, as i had my own small one man company in the begin time of PC building, when there was still money to be made in PCs!
And on tweakers, the Nr one tech site in Holland, my reaction average score value is #161 of the 375.000 registered users.
So my opinion is among the best valued on a top tech website, can you claim the same somewhere???
How many more times do you need to be told to NOT go off topic?
I am the one going off-topic, think your the one doing that a bid more, i just correct your mistakes if you do!
This post is so nonsensical I don't even know where to begin.
But I'll do, swing away this moron till he flies off my hands... that's what he deserves. So here it comes... hell yeah baby.
First off, as long as you overclock, NO single system can be %100 stable. Even if you don't overclock, there isn't a SINGLE machine out in the World that NEVER gets locked. It's a law of nature. There is some sort of bug in EVERY single software. No software is flawless, as no human is flawless, as such, you can and WILL encounter a lock up in someway or somehow at some time. And when it happens, there ALWAYS be a chance of losing your data. So what the Tantalum caps do in that case, is, TO, flush the data from the cache/NAND to the drive, so that your data gets saved. For someone that runs a home server off his machine, and overclocks as much as possible, and runs many misc software, this is, personally, a MUST for me. You don't exactly know or understand my exact personal needs or usage, so you can't comment shit on my hardware.
Gotta love how you, just yourself, put every single dick you had out of you right on the fucking table with all that nonsensical WC'ing hardware you listed. 1000 Euro watercooling?
You DO realize my 350 dollar setup with those fans blow the shit out of your 1000 Euro EK garbage, right?
Old problem? Read the fucking thread you dumb piece of shit. The problem started in mid 2011, and that thread is from early 2012. The blocks STILL fucking corrode. Look at this and read the goddamn thread:
So you not only admit cheating, but also admit playing in damn it CHEAT servers? You cheated against people that cheated eh? How great! Talk about ruining the shit out of such great game called Q3. Man you really do deserve a good beating till that pompous, mindless brain of yours gets a single lesson. You cheated multiple times, yet you're fucking proud of it? You ruined other people's fun, yet you're proud of it? Go to hell.
I used to like F.E.A.R, I don't play it anymore since it's way too repetitive. And you don't need to tell me how fast Q3 is, I'm not dumb or ignorant. I play Painkiller MP.
Size does count? What the fuck are you talking about? You DO realize the H110 rad is BARELY any bigger than H220 rad, right? And what the fuck does size matter when you're cooling an Ivy Bridge chip with a overclocked 100W power consumption? You do realize an Ivy pulls 50W regularly, and about 100 OC'ed, right? It doesn't even NEED a 240 rad. It can easily do with a double thick 120 rad.
And those 140mm fans push LESS per cubic pressure per inch. The higher the frame of a fan is, the less H20 pressure in water gauge it pushes per surface air in inches. And since these rads ALL have VERY THICK fins, they REQUIRE "strong" fans to get the best performance out of them.
The sole reason the H220 can't unleash it's full potential is the SHITTY sleeve bearing cheap Helix fans on it. They're NO comparison to the Corsair SP fans with directed blades and hydro dynamic bearings, and stronger output. Once you equal the fans (put just as good fans on the H220), it, for the third time I'm saying, can and WILL blow the shit out of H110. Period. Full stop. Fucking enough.
And when you're comparing these things, the pump IS what matters. Because the pumps on the H110/X60 aren't only WEAK, but are also UNRELIABLE as fuck. They're notorious for FAILING in 1-2 years you dumbass. Whereas the H220 comes with a rather reliable, remade MCP355 pump. Those weak pumps can't push no shit of head pressure, whereas the MCP355 easily pushes 5 TIMES the pressure those weak pumps push.
And did I, AGAIN, mention that the H220 is frigging EXPANDIBLE? You do realize you can add an another rad or something to the H220, right? It's basically a custom loop in a closed manner. And the H110/X60? Can you EXPAND them? Sigh, sigh. Oh well, I don't think you're in any condition to understand shit anymore. You're spouting more nonsense one after the other, have absolutely no clue what you're talking about, while expecting to debunk me.
You don't understand anything about watercooling. You're just putting all rads on top of each other, expecting your setup to perform and outdo everything else. You've wasted 1000 Euro's this way, got told that you're doing it absolutely wrong and acting moronically, yet you CONTINUE to show these dumb shit antics. I don't know what to say anymore, you're so dumb you have no clue what you're doing.
And I don't give a single shit how many years you've been WC'ing when you can't even understand the basics of WC'ing procedures.
And I don't give a flying fuck about your fucking stupid, pointless "average reaction score" in a site I don't give a horse's leg about.
You just correct the mistakes I do? There's not a single mistake you haven't done in that post you retard. You've started this by "trying" to show off your pointless and grossly overexaggerated, and there isn't a single nonsense you haven't spout out left.
Jesus. I need some sort of refreshment, I guess you folks reading this do as well. Here ya go, cheer up a little people, heh.
ROTFLMAO man what a rage in you post, do you have ADHD or so, with your swearing and rage i properly never wane sit next to you in a car!
And yeah the post is from 2012, the block on the other hand is from before the switch, before they change to a different type of nickel plating.
If you cant even understand something that basic, whats the point of any discussion further with you!
This hole last reaction of yours is just one big brain fart, i wonder actually if your not to stupid to own a computer!
You know, the amount of irony in your posts is so high it's absurd. You sure isn't not the other way around?
You might want to buy some grammar books and learn how to spell English words properly before you come on a tech site to comment on.
I can't understand something so basic? Have you even looked at this, what I posted just in my previous comment?
Yeah, I'm sure that poor guy's 680 block was made in 2011...
Just give it up already pal.
I speak and write Dutch, Norwegian and German, and speak English, Swedish, Danish and Italian.
Never had really the need to write perfect English, as i don't need it for my work reading it is all i need.
And let me say only one ting about the EK blocks, I don't give a crap what other people problems are with EK blocks, i don't have any, and they work fine for me.
But then on the other hand I don't use anti freeze in my loop, ware some to be known to have a high ph value.
Imho even 50 blocks are not considered a problem over all, i think less the 1% of the people have problems with there blocks.
On the other hand average HDD failure with RMA is around 4%, if you can show me there is a bigger problem with EK blocks then with HDDs i will start taking you serious!
There will always be people with problems, dose not mean there is a general problem!
I read daily the Cooling, Overclocking and Casemodding forum sections of that site you don't give a horse's leg about.
And among the best case modders from the world come from that shitty little site.
Next to that i come weekly on overclockers.com/forums, and the Bit-Tech forums, and i have not seen a hell of a lot of problems with EK bloks!
Read some of the build logs, and if the EK blocks ware suds a problem as you say, they all would stop using them!
Or do you think people with these skills would not know if EK blocks are crap?
But then i say again, even so his problems are not my problems, my loop runs just fine with those blocks now for +3 years, and some parts even longer.
But then i just use clear pre-mixed coolant, and noting else, and once a year i flush it with cleaning vinegar, then flush it with distilled water three times, and then put in new pre-mix "Aquacomputer Double Protect Ultra".
Had only problems in the beginning with a copper CPU block, and a aluminum car heating-core i used as a radiator, and i learned quickly the hard way about galvanic corrosion.
Your so called "best" forums are clueless about these things while EK blocks keep on fucking up on people for NO reason:
How many more threads and cases do you need to be shown?
Read her signature, she killed a 560 Ti 448, which came out AFTER the EK fiasco and it still fucked up on her.
And what about those guys with their 680 blocks that fucked up on them? Is it that the guy doesn't know what he's doing again? How the fuck can a block become completely getting as far as melted by corrosion in fucking 24 hours? No matter how many metals you combine together, NOTHING will get THAT much complete and utterly fucked up under a single day. It's solely because EK sucks and blows and their WC'ing products are made out of some really poor quality or QC.
How many more people do you need to be heard about, EVEN after the EK announcement, that've STILL ended up with corroding blocks and DEAD peripherals? Are you really that dumb to NOT acknowledge a complete and utterly obvious problem?
Whatever you want to believe in, I don't give and single shit and let me just tell you that your EK blocks fucking suck shit. My Kyros HF + 925. Silver Aqua blocks are better than ANYTHING EK has EVER released in their entire history... and that should tell how much better Aqua blocks are.
And if you actually go to check the quality or performance of Aqua blocks, you'd EASILY find that the Kyros HF offers higher flow/better temps and IS extremely EASILY built much better than the Supremacy horse shit block, and it, ironically, even costs less.
You need to accept the truth and stop crapping this page further and further. Please.
I would say, lay the Kyros HF 925. Silver Aqua blocks and your SSD with those Tantalum caps on the desk, also plug in those 72db 6200 RPM Nidec's in a 24V power supply, in front of you on your desk, take your dick in your hand and start jerking of on it.
Because you must be loving that stuff or mentally challenged to buy that overpriced and loud crap!
I am happy with what i got, and if i get 2 Titans, i am gone look again what blocks are the best, till then i am not bothered whit that you think that EK is crap in your opinion.
The 5870 EK blocks ware the best at the moment i got them.
And all the blocks i have now works for me fine, and till i get problems with it, or need new one's, they stay in my loop, for as long as possibly, and i seriously don't give a crap of what you think of them. :p
Well then let me tell you just this, TITAN is a $550-700 card milked to a most insane and extreme way possible. The magnesium shroud on it does nothing other than to grossly ridicule it's price. I'd take a Galaxy 680 White/KFA2 680 LTD OC over a TITAN with my eyes closed. Why? It's only very slightly slower, once heavily OC'ed, just as fast as TITAN, looks much better, has a Volterra VRM, cools better and works quieter. It really is the way to go over a TITAN. And what's even better is that, it costs half as much as a TITAN...
anyho, yes, I'm this kind of person. I enjoy sticking one of my Ultra-Flo V60E 6200 RPM's to the back of my PSU because it makes my PSU work much cooler, increase it's reliability and potential. Yes, I'm a mad man when it comes to this kind of stuff. And I ABSOLUTELY enjoy the propeller plane noise it consistently makes, which is an insane amount of noise many can't even stand a few seconds for, and can be heard from outside of the door of my house... :)
Have a good one...
This site test just about every air cooler on the market or at least the ones of worth testing. They have also started testing these type of coolers as well. http://www.frostytech.com/
Lol - because then nobody would buy such semi WC - and afaik that corsair H Series is a piece of shit. They will fail on you pretty fast. There are countless reports of leaking systems or of failed pumps - have fun to get your HW replaced by RMA if you overheated or drowned it in water. This review is a total load of bull as it only covers the positive and not the negative aspects of this particular product series.
Feel free to not publish this answer as i would expect it from biased reviewers.
Great review, will try to save up for one for my AMD CPU that keeps hitting 70c at load using the sunbeam core contact cooler
Mind you that the CCF is a direct touch heatpipe cooler, so you might want to check out if it's making contact well, and re-TIM if necessary.
I had one back in the day and even thought a cheap cooler, it wasn't that bad. It did the job and kept my E6600 cool. It's not all that well built though you might want to remount it or slap a second fan to it somehow. A second fan would help that cooler.
And well, I wouldn't suggest these cheap AIO water loops. Just get a TPC-812 and be done with it.
tell me please guys, does corsair h110 fits inside thermaltake armor revo case?


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Goldwind chairman Wu Gang said it also advancing steadily with designs of 10MW turbines, a part of the national development program to build high-capacity turbines.
However, Goldwind has not said when and where it will install the prototype for pilot operation. The 6MW turbine research was upgraded from a previous 5MW turbine development project.
The Goldwind 6MW has developed more slowly than was promised. In June 2011, Goldwind said it would complete production of a 6MW prototype and connect it to the grid in the first half of 2012, and go into mass production in 2014.
Now, Goldwind has accelerated the pace of 6MW turbine production. While this Friday it had decided to close the MW-level turbine development company in east China's Nanjing city, and shift all the CNY 26.9 million ($4.3 million) funding for the Nanjing project to the Dafeng manufacturing base, which is developing the 6MW turbine.
The company does not have any orders for the 6MW machine. Despite offering 2.5MW and 3MW turbines, the company is still heavily reliant on its 1.5 direct drive machine.
The company has combined orders for 3,050MW 1.5MW turbines, compared to 1GW of 2.5MW. Goldwind only has 33MW orders for the 3MW turbine.


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Joseph, Utah, June 1983, 1983
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40.7 x 51 cm Image: 34.2 x 43.5 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Gift of Peter Tittenberger
Regarded as one of the most influential fine art photo-graphers of his generation, Joseph Sternfeld rose to critical acclaim for his large-format documentary colour pictures of the American land and its people. Sternfeld stands apart from many of his contemporaries whose practices are dedicated to exposing the flawed and banal characteristics of life in America. Instead, Sternfeld's approach to picture making was a quest to reveal the exciting and fascinating aspects of a place, in many cases finding those qualities in the most unlikely spots. This image is of a town named after a local miner, Joseph. With a population under 300 people and composed of less than two kilometres of land, this town is just one of the intriguing places documented and celebrated by Sternfeld.
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Do you think the federal government should investigate how local newspapers and other media cover the news? Should Uncle Sam probe what, how and why issues are covered?
Do you think the federal government should investigate how local newspapers and other media cover the news? Should Uncle Sam probe what, how and why issues are covered? Should the government conduct secret interviews with folks to get their opinions on my columns, or whether reporters are properly reporting on the comings and goings of communities of color?
Don't bother answering; your federal government has valiantly stepped in to ask and answer those questions for you. Here's what the Federal Communications Commission is up to, described by the Michigan Press Association:
"In order to 'examine how the media ecosystem operates to provide critical information,' the FCC announced May 24 that it plans to research how existing media outlets are meeting the 'critical information needs' of local communities.
"The planned research will center principally on a detailed 'content analysis' drawn from samples of local media content. The research design calls for 26 media content samples to be pulled over the course of seven months. The 26 content areas include:
"'City government (story in which action is taken by city government); county/state/federal government; political campaigns/politics, consumer news, Afghanistan/Iraq hard news, Afghanistan/Iraq soft news, war on terror hard news, war on terror soft news...'
"Social Solutions International (SSI) of Silver Spring, Md., developed the research design for the FCC to 'identify and understand the critical information needs of the American public (with special emphasis on vulnerable/disadvantaged populations).'"
The study calls for "qualitative analysis" of stories, including confidential interviews with people in targeted markets.
The FCC said: "The commission needs to conduct or commission research that illuminates the diversity of views available to local communities, the diversity of sources in local markets and the diversity of critical information needs of the American public, including women and minorities."
I thought that the FCC only regulated broadcast radio and television, (and not much of that after the Fairness Doctrine was repealed,) but this study proposal talks about analyzing the content of all media, including websites and newspapers. (Click fcc.gov and find the May 24 news release.)
The First Amendment says the government cannot inhibit freedom of speech, nor of the press. And while the FCC proposes at this point to study local news media, I assume there will be a step two in which the FCC recommends putting their study into effect. And that means regulation.
I don't trust the FCC to be unbiased. Rather, I trust it to be filled with pro-government busybodies whose version of "public needs" could be far different than mine, yours or the people down the street.
More likely, the FCC will want to make the media more receptive to printing whatever line the government is dishing out today. Thomas Jefferson would be appalled. Our third president said if he were given the choice of living in a country with government and no newspapers, and one with newspapers and no government, he would choose the latter.
While it might be a good idea for respected research organizations to look into how local media cover the news, it's simply not the government's role.
When "Big Brother is watching" over reporters' and editors' shoulders, freedom of the press will be gone, and our liberty with it.
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cases on Tuesday, a journalist was beaten and a newspaper received a bullet in
an envelope along with threatening notes, according to local news reports. Last
week, several other journalists and political analysts who contribute to
Russian media received anonymous letters urging them to stop reporting and
Two men in police uniforms
attacked and threatened Aleksandr Yevgrafov, a Bishkek correspondent for the
Russian news agency BaltInfo, the independent regional news Web site Ferghana reported. According
to Ferghana, the attackers told
Yevgrafov: "If you keep writing bad things about
The same day, staffers at the state-sponsored newspaper Osh Shamy in the southern city of
"We are appalled by the rise in threats and violence against
independent and critical journalists and call on Kyrgyz authorities to immediately
put an end to this vicious cycle of attacks on the press," said CPJ Europe and
Central Asia Program Coordinator
Yevgrafov told Ferghana that two men in police uniform stopped him on the street, asked for his ID, and told him to come over to the car. When he refused, one of them punched Yevgrafov into the abdomen, after which he was forced into the vehicle, where they tried to search him and punched him again. According to Ferghana, the assailants kept Yevgrafov in the car for about 20 minutes. Yevgrafov said he did not identify himself as a journalist to his assailants.
Voice of Freedom reported that the bullet found at Osh Shamy was wrapped in a note that read: "Here, smell this. This is some strong 'medicine' to clear your brains. Don't forget that you're in the crosshairs. So, think this through!! Enough of you."
According to the local press,
This week's attack on Yevgrafov and threats against Osh Shamy come on the heels of intimidation
against several journalists and political analysts. Gazeta reported that a number of local contributors to Russian news
outlets received the same anonymous, threatening letter in early December. Referring
to an earlier attack in Bishkek on Russian political analyst Aleksandr Knyazev,
the note said: "Knyazev did not listen to our first warning. Listen, we warn
you. All of you … must leave our
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|Is there a rotor in your biking future? Credit: biking.com
Disc brakes are the hot new trend for 2012 bikes for the rest of us. For example, the 2012 Felt Verza City 1 comes standard with disc brakes, front and rear.
|The Verza City 1 – it's got all the latest gadgetry. Credit Felt.
Many other '12 models, especially cargo bikes, come with front only disc brakes (your stopping power is in the front). And for the first time, Surly is offering its venerable Long Haul Trucker with disc brakes – the Disc Trucker.
|A look at the Disc Trucker's rear rotor. Credit: Surly.
Of course, disc brakes have been around for awhile now on mountain bikes. But for transportation bikes, this is something new. In the midst of this change, Tyler at Bike Radar has raised some important questions, one of which is whether the trend toward disc brakes is driven by consumer demand or actual performance gain. Interestingly, in introducing the Disc Trucker, Surly said it was responding to consumer demand, and said nothing about improved performance over rim brakes.
Here are a few reasons why, even though you've been getting along just fine all these years with ordinary rim brakes, you might want to consider a bike with disc brakes:
1. You ride in a place with a wet climate. Ordinary rim brakes don't work as well when wet.
2. You ride in a place with hilly terrain. Disc brakes should help you stop better on a steep descent. "Should" is the key word. More on that in a moment.
3. You ride quite a bit off-road. Mud and dirt can come between your rims and brakepads and diminish caliper brake performance.
4. You will be carrying heavy load and could use help bringing your fully-loaded rig to a halt. This is why we've been seeing front disc brakes on 2012 cargo bikes.
OK, but what about safety? That brings us back to Tyler at Bike Radar, whose disc brakes failed on a steep descent (scratch off reason #2, above?). The first thing you'll see when you click the link in the next sentence is a photo of Tyler lying in a ditch with 5 broken ribs. So… Read Bike Radar first. Then decide if disc brakes are for you.


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Best and Worst Oscar Fashion
Oscar night is over, so who waltzed off the red carpet looking their best? From Jennifer Lawrence's stunning gown, to Anne Hathaway's last minute pick, WSJ's Elizabeth Holmes breaks down the best and worst of Oscar style.
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U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team head coach Richie Williams named his 20-player roster Tuesday for the 2013 CONCACAF U-17 Championship, which takes place in Panama. Williams discusses the team in place and the preparation involved as the U-17s prepare for Sunday's group opener against Haiti:
On the process of putting together the 20-player roster:
Richie Williams: "The big picture of the process started in January of 2012. It's been about 15, 16 months since we've started and a lot of training sessions, a lot of games, lot of trips and giving guys opportunities to go out and train and get better and to develop, and we feel they've developed nicely. We've brought a lot of guys in through Residency and a lot of guys have done really well. It's been a long process, but we feel like we've narrowed it down to the 20 players for the roster. It's never easy. There are a lot of good players here."
On defender Shaquell Moore maintaining his captain role:
RW: "Our captain since we've taken over has been Shaquell. We feel we've got a good group of guys that we can also rely on other guys to be the captain if we need to. We always talk about how he's the guy with the armband, but we need 11 guys on the field to be leaders and that we can rely being a captain at one time or another."
On the extensive YNT experience on his roster:
RW: "Since they came into Residency, even before I was here, they've had a lot of opportunities to play international games. We've had a lot of tournaments, the Nike Friendlies over here, tournaments overseas, in Europe and South and Central America. We think they're prepared. We think they've got a ton of experience playing in these international games, players like Shaq, Rubio Rubin, Chris Lema, Conor Donovan and you can go down the list. We feel like we've got a great group of guys that have been able to gain great experience at an international level. Now it comes down to the most important international tournament, and that's the qualifying. Obviously this is where it all counts. Either you move on to the World Cup or you come back home. We feel like they're ready and we'll go out there and do our best."
On the goalkeeping tandem of Jeff Caldwell and Evan Louro:
RW: "We think Jeff has been really consistent for us since he came in last semester. He's very solid and has done a really good job for us. We think he's the guy for us as the No. 1 keeper. Evan has come along recently and has done a good job. He came into the Nike Friendlies back when Jeff got injured and did a good job and we think they're both strong shot stoppers and good at organizing our defense."
On the defensive group:
RW: "Our back four with Shaq Moore, Tommy Redding, Conor Donovan and John Requejo Jr. have come a long way. We've been a little up and down on the defensive side of the ball. The defensive side has been a little bit difficult at times because we've had some injuries over the last year and some guys coming in and out of the lineup. We've had games where we had shutout mentality but other times like in the Nike Friendlies we struggled a little bit. As of late, they've been doing really well, the four of them, of defending well. We've spoken to them about defending No. 1. We want to play out of the back, but their job is to defend and they've done a really good job over the last month or so."
On the midfield and the players' connection with the mix of forwards:
RW: "We think we have a good midfield group with Elijah Martin, Chris Lema and Corey Baird in the 4-3-3 system. They've done well in terms of being able to pass and keep the ball for us. They also can defend and break up plays and get the ball forward to Corey who's done a good job to get Ahinga Selemani, Alan Winn and Rubio Rubin involved in the game.
"The top four have done a really good job for us in terms of creating chances and scoring chances. They're busy. They interchange positions. They run at people. They score goals, as we saw in the Nike Friendlies and the trip to Argentina. They've had a lot of success in the attack. You've got to have that balance where we can move the ball and possess the ball really well and try to play, and can get at the goal and create chances and score chances. But as we all know, we believe the best teams are the teams that can defend and keep the other team off the scoreboard and have that shutout mentality."
On the team's recent trip to Panama to gain familiarity for the host site of the CONCACAF U-17 Championship:
RW: "We thought it was very important. We've been planning it since last year, basically saying that about a month out we wanted to get down to Panama for about seven to 10 days to get three matches, to get acclimated, to see what Panama's all about and make sure it wasn't the first time our guys had seen everything – what the hotel was like, what the fields were like, the training fields, the stadiums that we possibly could play in, to see what the weather was like, what the food was like, and we thought that was a great experience for our guys. It's only going to help us this week when we travel down to qualifying."
On facing Mexico and host Panama and what the team took away from the trip:
RW: "We've played Mexico now five times or so, so we kind of knew what they were about. The most important thing for me was to get into the stadium (Estadio Rommel Fernández). We actually played pretty well in the first half of that game and we had a ton of chances. But we didn't take our chances while Mexico had one or two chances and went up 1-0. Then we gave up a bad goal in the second half, and then we made some wholesale changes at that point. The result was not what we wanted, and that's something for our team to learn. … It was very important to get into the stadium, where we played at three in the afternoon in the heat to show them it's going to be hot. Our qualifying games will be at 5:30 in the evening, so it'll be a little bit cooler. We got on the field, in the locker room and went through the whole process of familiarizing ourselves with everything. Same thing with Panama. We played at the other venue on field turf. The third game was against a club team. It was a great experience for our players. I thought they did well. The results maybe weren't what we were looking for, but we were experimenting with some lineups and some different things. It was a good learning experience."
On collaborating with U-20 MNT head coach Tab Ramos for World Cup Qualifying feedback:
RW: "I spoke to Tab recently just about Haiti. Their first game was against Haiti. Our first game is against Haiti. Just to speak to him because it's been a little bit difficult in terms of trying to get information on Haiti. We feel it's kind of the same group of coaches that coached Haiti's Under-20s will be with the Under-17s, so they'll probably end up playing the same way. I spoke to him about the qualifying process. We watched all their games and we were extremely happy that they were able to qualify and did such a good job. We've talked a little bit about qualifying, about Haiti and a couple of our opponents, so we definitely have had a couple conversations and I'll probably speak to him again before we go."
On the biggest keys for preparing for the CONCACAF U-17 Championship:
RW: "You just need to be ready right from the first game, from the first minute. We're going to rely on all 20 guys. We've got to be ready. You can't take any plays off. Everyone's goal is to get to that World Cup, whether you're a smaller country like Haiti or a Trinidad or a Guatemala, they're going to be out there fighting and scrapping and playing their hardest. You can't relax at any moment. You can't say, 'if we give up a goal, well it's OK, we'll get one back.' We want to go out there with a good defensive mentality and a good offensive mentality. We need everyone to show up and try to do the right thing and go out there and compete and play the way we want to play. At the end of the day, we're not going to get every play right and we're not going to be successful in everything we do, but we've got to have a team mentality that everyone is going to go out there from the first minute to the 90th minute. Whoever we put out there on the field has got to be ready to go. There are not going to be any easy games. We have to be physically ready and mentally ready to compete with those teams so we have success."


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Warner Bros. slayed over five box office flops
Already in debt by more than $100 million for Jack the Giant Slayer, the recent release of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone has done little to revive the movie giant's hopes.
It has been a rough start to 2013 for a movie studio unaccustomed to taking one on the chin. And in this case, there has been more than one haymaker.
Warner Bros. has released five films in a row that have underperformed at the box office, including Jack the Giant Slayer, a roughly $195-million production that has flopped, tallying $55 million in domestic receipts after three weeks of release.
The film's tepid performance and last weekend's disappointing opening for The Incredible Burt Wonderstone mark an unusual rough patch for Warner Bros., which has historically been among the most successful studios. Buoyed by franchises such as Harry Potter and The Dark Knight, the company is typically No. 1 or No. 2 in the annual box-office ranking.
Jeff Robinov, president of Warner Bros. Pictures Group, said he wished that all of the company's 2013 releases, which also include Gangster Squad, Bullet to the Head and Beautiful Creatures, had performed better.
"I look at what we do as a sports season — what matters is where you are at the end of the season and if you are in the playoffs and win the championship," said Robinov, who since 2011 has had the final say on which movies the studio makes. "This isn't our fastest start, but as I look to the last three-fourths of the year it looks incredibly strong."
The studio's rocky start now puts more pressure on forthcoming films to deliver strong returns. Warner Bros. can look to the May release The Hangover Part III and June's Superman origins story Man of Steel as safe bets. But ahead of those releases are the Jackie Robinson biographical baseball picture 42 and director Baz Luhrmann's 3D take on The Great Gatsby — both considered riskier propositions than the franchise fare.
It doesn't help that on the whole it has been a down year at the box office, with the total take down 12 percent compared with last year.
"I have just seen the box office go from bad to worse this year," said box-office analyst Paul Dergarabedian of Hollywood.com, who noted that films targeting the typically reliable young male audience have not found wide support from the group.
Warner's Sylvester Stallone drama Bullet to the Head has grossed only $9.5 million. The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, a Steve Carell-Jim Carrey comedy, opened to a weak $10.2 million.
"I think (Warner Bros.) is just falling victim to what every other studio is facing — a malaise in the marketplace, particularly with pictures aimed at the male audience," Dergarabedian said.
The Burbank-based studio, a subsidiary of Time Warner Inc., has only recently come under the control of a new CEO.
Kevin Tsujihara, 48, previously president of the studio's home entertainment unit, took over the studio March 1 after a two-year competition for the top job against Robinov and Warner Bros. Television Group President Bruce Rosenblum.
While Warner Bros. is known for its stability — Tsujihara is the 90-year-old studio's fifth CEO ever — film industry gossip has centered on whether Robinov would depart the studio.
"I don't have any plans to leave at all," said Robinov, 54, who has a reputation for nurturing relationships with directors such as Dark Knight helmer Christopher Nolan and running a group that ably markets movies like recent Academy Award best picture winner Argo.
But Tsujihara was involved in bringing the recent blockbuster The Hobbit to the big screen, which included helping head off labor problems in New Zealand during its filming schedule.
"Kevin understands the economics, and creatively he's got a very good opinion," Robinov said.
Some industry observers view the studio's box-office slump as an opportunity for Tsujihara to put his stamp on the film group, whether through a change in philosophy or personnel.
But Pivotal Research Group senior analyst Brian Wieser, who covers the media sector, said that in this sort of situation, he wouldn't expect drastic changes.
"Rocking the boat in a well-established business is not necessarily a wise thing," he said.
Tsujihara declined to comment.
The financial effect of Warner Bros.' poorly performing films is somewhat mitigated by the fact that the studio only served as a distributor and marketer on two of the movies: Bullet to the Head, which was made by Dark Castle Entertainment, and Beautiful Creatures, a fantasy film from Alcon Entertainment that has grossed $19.2 million domestically.
And Warner Bros.' New Line Cinema division made Burt Wonderstone for just $32 million, though the film is a long way from being profitable.
The studio also shared the cost of the New Line-produced Jack the Giant Slayer with producer Legendary Pictures, and had a similar arrangement with Village Roadshow Pictures for crime film Gangster Squad, which cost an estimated $60 million. That film grossed $46 million domestically but has been helped by a $53-million overseas take.
Robinov is hopeful a strong international run for Jack the Giant Slayer, which has yet to open in all territories, will help it make up some ground. So far, the film has taken in only $37 million overseas.
He also stressed films such as the August release 300: Rise of an Empire, and the next Hobbit picture, which will open in December, as key to the studio's overall success.
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On the occasion of his 90th birthday, Galerie m Bochum is honoring French artist François Morellet with a solo exhibition – the tenth since the beginning of his collaboration with the gallery in 1970. On display are neon works of recent years, including the large corner installations "Triple X neonly" and "Cercle à demi libéré n° 2," and thus a work complex that is also present in the public space. Morellet's luminous blue "Skyline," for example, has adorned the façade of the Kunstmuseum Bochum since 2009.
François Morellet first worked with neon tubes as a means of artistic expression in 1963. The material satisfies his vision of straightness and precision. He thereby deliberately foregoes the gestural expression made possible by artistic brushwork.
Despite turning to new, technically based forms of representation, Morellet continues to reference traditional picture elements such as the rectangular image carrier and the line. "Trop plein n°1" (2013) consists of two canvases with a blue argon tube affixed to each – a straight line and a circle fragment. The artist's unconventional, playful handling of the image carrier is reflected in the hanging of the left canvas with one corner pointing downward. The two neon tubes are thus connected to form a continuous line that bends downward in the right half of the work. How to interpret the title, which can be translated as "too full," can only be determined subjectively or by association. Morellet frequently provokes with his titles trains of thought that go beyond anything that can be described by mathematics or geometry.
The artist's free-form approach to various creative means is also evident in "Carrément bricolé n°4" (2013). The right angle painted in black on the canvas is completed by a glowing white neon tube to form a square. This very confrontation, or rather conjoining, of the two differently executed angles reveals the possibilities offered by the divergent media. While the black line is bound to the image carrier, the fluorescent tube asserts itself as an independent object.
The sculptural quality is especially palpable in the large-format works in the exhibition. Here, Morellet uses fluorescent tubes to "draw" geometric elements such as straight lines or arcs in space. The six 450-cm-long blue neon tubes in "Triple X neonly" create a radiant grid that condenses into a more or less orderly network of lines depending on where the viewer is standing.
In "Cercle à demi libéré n°2" (2015), Morellet dissolves the closed, tranquil form of the circle into a dynamic fabric of two adjacent semi-circular fragments. The perspectival overlap gives the installation a physical presence that conveys an impression of bouncy lightness. As in all of Morellet's works, small irritations and surprising deviations conspire here to lend the underlying geometric clarity a note of whimsy and humor.


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Tattoo removal leaves its painful mark
Let's say you are living in the moment, feeling giddy -- a little tipsy, maybe -- and you decide to go for it. You decide to get that tattoo.
Dr. Suzanne Kilmer has a warning for you: Think twice before acting. Not only do you face five times the risk of contracting hepatitis C, chances are you'll change your mind about whether you like your tattoo before you reach middle age.
Kilmer, 55, a clinical professor at University of California, Davis, has seen tattoo-regret galore.
"Most people come in and say, 'It was something I did while I was young, and I've outgrown it,'" Kilmer said.
The founder of the Laser & Skin Surgery Center of Northern California, she's removed upward of 20,000 of the inky images.
That's no small accomplishment, and Kilmer is no ordinary dermatologist. She's a world-renowned, pre-eminent expert in the field of laser tattoo removal and laser skin care.
To this day, Harvard University mentors who first worked with Kilmer as a fellow in the 1990s describe her as a pioneer in tattoo removal -- and a force who has helped chart the future of the field.
"She actually had a hand in the very early development of lasers for tattoo removal," said Dr. R. Rox Anderson, professor of dermatology at Harvard.
Kilmer also is known for creating a world-class laser center that does groundbreaking research for U.S. Food and Drug Administration clinical trials and as the only woman to have headed the American Society for Lasers in Surgery and Medicine.
But in the realm of tattoo removal, Kilmer's work has opened up possibilities for better and faster results -- key in a nation filled with people obsessed with etching on their outermost organ.
Removal is difficult, lengthy and painful. Think hot bacon grease spattered on the skin. Think the sting of a stretched rubber band smacking you from up close. Imagine paying $150 to $1,000 for the multiple appointments to obliterate a tattoo.
People "have no idea how hard it is to get it off," Kilmer said of tattoo dye.
Among those who find themselves at her east Sacramento clinic are jobseekers, career professionals and parents of young kids who seek to erase stigma, Kilmer said. There are former gang members and people with what's termed "traumatic tattoos" identifying them, for example, as former prisoners of war.
Brittany Costarella, 38, was in the laser chair one recent day, trying to rid her midriff of a winged, haloed red heart. It wasn't her first time there.
"Oh, my gosh, if people knew how painful it is to get it off," Costarella said. "It feels like piercing hot oil. Not a hot oil droplet, but deep heat under the skin."
Lasers deliver hot, powerful pulses through the upper skin to a deeper layer where a tattoo artist has embedded pigment.
When the laser beam hits a particle of ink, its force fractures the pigment. Immune system cells then move in to clean up the mayhem, which the body's lymphatic system clears away.
Some tattoos leave "ghosts" behind that simply will never disappear even after several rounds of the laser beam.
Melissa Leal, 30, a doctoral student in Native American studies at UC Davis, was undergoing her ninth removal appointment one sunny April afternoon.
As Leal's hand was zapped, she looked away, grimaced and practiced deep breathing.
"What she's feeling is the heat breaking up the ink dye," Kilmer said. "Usually, if it hurts, it means it's working."
About a dozen laser technology professionals crowded a hallway while awaiting the West Coast's first demonstration of a new, state-of-the-art picosecond machine.
That one-of-a-kind device delivers laser pulses at the rate of one-trillionth of a second, as opposed to a nanosecond machine, the industry standard, which pulses at the slower one-billionth of a second.
The new machine in the corner of the room was built by a colleague at Kilmer's request. A previous picosecond model she'd tested at Lawrence Livermore Laboratories 20 years ago was the improbable size of a small barn.
"It took (18 years) to figure out the science of sizing it down," Kilmer said.
Even under Kilmer's supervision, tattoo removal can be a challenge. For each tattoo, each patient is diagnosed, charted, treated, educated and observed by Kilmer with the utmost attention to skin type and pigment of tattoo ink.
Several patients and colleagues said that one of the qualities they appreciated most in Kilmer was her carefully conservative approach to laser skin care.
Richard Cumings, 35, recalled that two decades earlier, she had removed for free a gang tattoo from his cheek when he was a juvenile in custody for robbery.
Since then, he's worked hard at making better choices, he said.
"I changed my life," Cumings said. "I broke the cycle. That's what I needed to do."


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"The Lion King 1 1/2" writer Evan Spiliotopoulos is in talks to pen the script for a remake of "Young Sherlock Holmes" at Paramount Pictures.
The story follows Sherlock Holmes and John Watson as they meet at a British boarding school as teenagers and stumble upon a series of murders.
Chris Columbus, who penned the original Barry Levinson-directed 1985 film, is producing.
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Status: Not kicked off .. still evdo loving (so didnt vote)
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Usage: 20-50gb per month
Newfoundland and Labrador
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Northwest Territories
Please list your province, and how much data you usually used per month before you were kicked off!
EDIT: if you have NOT been kicked off, please DO NOT vote! I want to find out where they are booting people...
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Status: Not kicked off .. still evdo loving (so didnt vote)
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Usage: 20-50gb per month
Got the letter-Getting kicked soon. Then back to dialup. YUCK!
7-8 Gb/month
Not kicked yet.
30 - 50Gb/month
This should be interesting if there are enough people getting kicked who read HoFo. I'm betting 75% or more will be in the Maritimes. Most of the Maritimers on Telus are likely using Bell towers full time. When Telus first came out here, they had no towers at all and used all Aliant (NBtel, MTT, NewTel, Island Tel) towers with digital only service. IIRC, it was marketed at the time as the only all digital network in Atlantic Canada.
^That's kind of what I'd like to establish. I haven't (yet) heard a report of TELUS booting someone who's in "native" TELUS country.
I'm wondering whether TELUS is booting *everyone*, or just people who are roaming onto Bell/Aliant towers?
If the old data agreements are still in place, who knows how much Bell is charging TELUS for roaming? If it was 1 cent per megabyte, that would be $10 per GB and they'd be breaking even on some and losing money on others.
But if it were 10 cents per MB, then a New Brunswicker who downloaded 5GB would be costing TELUS $500 and paying $75+7.
(EDIT: a good point was made in the next post that TELUS is still selling data at $10/GB. So they must be buying it from Bell/Aliant for less than that!)
OR, maybe, they're booting everyone and have just chosen to start in the Far East. We shall see.
C'mon folks, answer the poll!
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Hmmmm,,,interesting that they offered me the 1Gb plan and $10 per Gb after that.
who was the alberta guy that voted in the poll?? ???!?!?!
were you actually cancelled or just "accidently voted that way on the poll"
how much usage???
answers .. i need answers!!!
Receive a letter when i am with bell unlimited plan ...
No receive any letter from telus
I use telus quebec tower
i use 10 - 40 GB per month
It smells like the poll is being corrupted by 'unknown forces'. Four additional votes in quick succession. One vote is supposedly from Nunavut where there is none of the EV-DO Rev. A coverage, only the much slower 1x. Smells funny. I wouldn't trust it.
PS: The Telus coverage map for the Canadain northern Territories is 5.1MB. Which means I have just used up about 3% of my daily allowance downloading that one file (from Telus). This is based on their secret 5GB per month limit, which is only about 165 MB per day. This one 5MB file is about 3% of that daily limit. Idiots. I guess I had better turn off my PC now before I exceed by daily allowance and get kicked-off...
The poll should be reposted and be public
it's just a phone, is it really that big of a deal?


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Grand Theft Auto 5's GTA Online Modes, Map Size Detailed
There are no secrets which a developer can lock away on a game disc that a set of devoted hackers cannot ascertain. Thanks to the work of a select few, we now know more details about Grand Theft Auto 5's GTA Online than before.
According to Cinema Blend, a group of Xbox 360 hackers cracked GTA's code, and uncovered a bevvy of information about GTA Online. Based on the details within the code, it looks like GTA Online will support up to 32 players on map, rather than the 16 players advertised on the back of the box. Like Red Dead Redemption's multiplayer, GTA Online will also feature a free play mode, which just leaves the world wide open for all players to mess around.
There's also a co-op mode, but it's not clear whether this is for the story portion we've been hearing about or something different entirely. Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Cops and Crooks and Races are also apparently visible in the code, with all three modes still supporting up to 32 players. Of course, the mission creation tools are also there, which should make plenty of DIY gamers happy knowing they'll be able to craft races and deathmatches all their own.
GTA Online doesn't launch until Oct. 1, but it's already sounding like the online could suck up even more time than the standard campaign. That's pretty impressive considering there's almost 100 hours worth of gameplay in the main game.


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It is now time to vote for your favorite 2013 Casper Chrome photo!
Vote now for your favorite photo from each of the four groups through midnight April 14. We will announce the finalists on the 15th. The final round of voting to determine the winner will go until April 18th at midnight. In addition to bragging rights – winner gets a trophy, a photo session of their ride by the pros at Beartooth Photography, a custom Grand Champion jacket, AND a $250 worth of fuel to gas up your ride!
We'll show off the winning car at a benefit event on April 20 – where we'll be raising much-needed funds to support the great work of "Pop In The Shop" – a program designed to mentor Casper's fatherless young men ages 7-17 in the automotive field. Any donation at the door gets you into the party that night at Z's Classics, which starts at 4pm – come mingle with fellow car buffs, enjoy live entertainment from the Flashback Band, complimentary food & drink, plus tons of great auction items that night that you'll be able to bid on to help the guys at Pop In The Shop.
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