Cyberpower Infinity Achilles GT System Review

Cyberpower Infinity Achilles GT System Review

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One of the major selling points of a modular PSU is that you aren’t left with a ton of unused cables. Despite the Corsair CX750 being non-modular Cyberpower have done a great job it getting it all tucked out the way. Sure in some ways it’s like looking beneath a teenagers bed after they’ve tidied their room, but who ever takes the back off their case anyway.

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The dual radiator sits neatly in the roof of the C70. At the front of the case is the dual-bay reservoir and pump combo with a green LED to light up the coolant from the front.

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The XSPC waterblock is one of the best on the market and a wise choice to keep the i7-4770K under control. The picture on the right is after a quick blast of power to move the coolant around, just to demonstrate how easily the air gets pushed back to the reservoir if anyone was concerned by the picture on the previous page.

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The main point in using a proper loop rather than a pre-packaged CPU cooler is the joy of having some colour, and the Infinity Achilles GT makes the most of the green colour scheme. It’s so bright you could play a pantomime villain just from the glow, although the boo’s and hisses would mainly be from jealous people rather than the kids playing along.

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