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CoolIT Systems, leaders in advanced liquid cooling technology, has teamed with Corsair to launch a new liquid cooling performance platform starting with the Hydro Series H60. Additionally, CoolIT has worked extensively with the Corsair product team to create a new technology called Corsair Link, a software connected control system for case lighting, cooling systems, fans, power supplies and memory. Through this new product the enthusiast will, for the first time, be able to optimize their entire PC for their own performance, aesthetic and acoustic preferences.

“We are thrilled to be working with one of the biggest names in enthusiast computing.” Says Geoff Lyon, President and CEO of CoolIT Systems, “Through this new partnership, Corsair’s experience and knowledge in the enthusiast computing space has provided invaluable guidance to create a tremendous technology offering”.

“By teaming up with the innovative engineers at CoolIT Systems, Corsair has taken an important step to deliver not just a great cooling product but a platform that allows all Corsair components to be controlled through a software control system” said Andy Paul, CEO and President of Corsair.

The new line of products will be launched at CES in Las Vegas, Nevada, on January 6, 2011, and include a new low profile head unit and superior cooling performance and acoustics. The products will be available for reviewing on the CoolIT Systems Website on January 6th, 2011.

http://www.coolitsystems.com/index.p...h-corsair.html

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leeghoofd

H60 to fill the gap between the H50 and H70 ? Seems like a CoolIT Vantage without the display (yes its performance is inbetween the H50 and H70).

Link software ? Seems Corsair bought the Maestro software. Maybe one of the reasons this soft has been delayed big time ( was announced at CeBIT 2010, yet it is still not available ) as the deal was almost round with Corsair...

I don't think it's a good idea, hope they can prove me wrong...

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