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Published: May 31, 2017 | Source: PC Specialist | Author: Bryan Waters

PC Specialist Hyperion Zen Review

PC Specialist Hyperion Zen Review

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When we manually overclocked the Ryzen 7 1700 to its limits we ended up with a Multicore results of 1290, whereas the mild boost on it here in the Hyperion Zen gets 1286, showing how beneficial the full-on waterloop is at letting it stretch its legs.

PC Specialist Hyperion Zen Review  

PC Specialist Hyperion Zen Review  

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