beQuiet Silent Loop 360mm AIO Watercooling Review
Price Vs Performance
Published: 1st September 2017 | Source: be quiet | Price: 149.99 |
Price Vs Performance
We brought these graphs together initially to help us see which coolers represented the best value. Having done so we thought it might just help you guys in making your purchasing decisions. What you're essentially looking at below are graphs that illustrates both the cost of the cooler and how it performs relative to the others in the test. The red bars represent the performance figure and the grey bars represent the cost of the cooler. What you're looking for then is a cooler with a small red bar (low temps) and a grey bar that is also as small as possible (lower price).
7700K 4.8GHz @ 1.25v
In the graph immediately below we've kept the overclock down to 4.8GHz in order to show you the full range of coolers. From the off it's easy to see that on the whole you get what you pay for, with the more expensive coolers garnering better performance results, but there are a few stand outs here.
Most Recent Comments
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Originally Posted by AngryGoldfish
I'm not sure what BeQuiet are aiming for with these coolers. They're very quiet, well-made, and attractive (minus the tubing), but they perform too far behind the competition, even ones almost as quiet or as quiet. I'm really interested in BeQuiet products and will read the full review if I have time, but it seems that performance is still not there.
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Originally Posted by g0ggles1994
I've read the review and what you've said is pretty much what's happened. I'd hazard a guess that my H100i that is £50 less, and only has a 240mm radiator would perform the same if not better. It is a shame because BeQuiet make some great air coolers. I wish their Liquid Coolers would be at the same standard
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