WOOTWARE what a bunch of .....

ponder said:
Why do you wan't water cooling?
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I overclock quite a bit. Currently have a Cooler Master V8 air cooler. Running a 2600k @4.6gHz. Looking to upgrade and the 8700k runs quite hot.

I would love Noctua nh-d15. Maybe I should import one.
 
Magnum said:
It is an amazing cooler. Quiet and it keeps a 9590 cool. too big to fit in most cases though. Don't know what happened.

It had water in it and CPU was cool. Then PC just went dead. tried everything so I thought my CPU died. replaced with my old quad core and PC booted. Then I got a CPU fan error. notice my old cpu running 80 degrees.

Shut everything down and that pump was HOT. I noticed it is not circulating anymore. Installed the FX again on my old air cooler and declocked and switched off cores. everything is working now. albeit hotter than I like.
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Yup. Your CPU will automatically switch off before it gets too hot.

The Raijintek is very nicely priced, and they have made improvements from their 1st version. Off to google failure rates.
 
SYNERGY said:
Yup. Your CPU will automatically switch off before it gets too hot.

The Raijintek is very nicely priced, and they have made improvements from their 1st version. Off to google failure rates.
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Found a bunch Of failures from 2015. they had problems with tank leaking. I have a ver2 pump on. cant find any faults on it. please share complaint forums if you find any.
 
Magnum said:
Air cooling cant keep up with hot CPU's and better turbo boost.
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Simply not true. A decent aircooler can outperform an aio and do so with less noise, plenty of benchmarks on places like toms hardware, tweaktown etc.

aio/watercooling also has more failure points and from general observations it seems a pump is more likely to fail than a fan.
 
ponder said:
Simply not true. A decent aircooler can outperform an aio and do so with less noise, plenty of benchmarks on places like toms hardware, tweaktown etc.

aio/watercooling also has more failure points and from general observations it seems a pump is more likely to fail than a fan.
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High end aio > high end air cooler
 
adamr said:
High end aio > high end air cooler
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By a very small margin and there are very few of them. The Raijintek 0R100029 TRITON 280 V2 mentioned is not one of those top of the chart coolers.

The failure point issue remains irrespective of performance.
 
ponder said:
By a very small margin and there are very few of them. The Raijintek 0R100029 TRITON 280 V2 mentioned is not one of those top of the chart coolers.

The failure point issue remains irrespective of performance.
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This thing was whisper quiet on a 5GHZ 9590. and 60 deg. but I do have a high airflow case.
 
Magnum said:
Hi guys. This is a very sad post indeed. Had to send a mail now to Wootware after my PC turned it self off.:(

Had to strip her naked only to find a Water pump stopped working and her parts overheating. I hope Wootware Can help me. Cooler is only 5 moths old.:cry:
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Now I'm worried, got the same cooler and also 5 months old.
 
DTBA said:
If you can get hold of a Noctua http://www.relaxedtech.com/reviews/noctua/nh-d15-versus-closed-loop-liquid-coolers/2

They are prettyfine
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Btw why don't we have them in SA? Would be nice if wootware could get hold of them :(
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We had them, donno what happened. The NH-D15 is a beast.
The Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B is also right up there with the noctua Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B

Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/8320/scythe-mugen-5-rev-cpu-cooler-review/index6.html
 
Hobbs zn said:
Made you look.

We always complain about poor service but i can say with out a doubt the Wootware are a company that i will do business with in the future.

I ordered a HP micro server on the 24 of march 2014 and 3 days later i had the server in my hand.

WELL DONE WOOTWARE biggies up on gr8 service.
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I just resurrected this to say I've had superb service from Wootware. I ordered an item at mid-day and received it early the following morning.

Thanks Wootware you guys deliver.
 
Solarion said:
I just resurrected this to say I've had superb service from Wootware. I ordered an item at mid-day and received it early the following morning.

Thanks Wootware you guys deliver.
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Never once had a single issue with Wootware myself, and I've placed quite a few orders with them. Very reasonable delivery costs as well.
 
You guys are confusing fast delivery times with actual “after sales” customer service. This only comes into play when something goes wrong and the interaction with the company is tested.

Don’t get me wrong, I have purchased from them but never needed to test their after sales service but maybe someone has and can shed light?

It’s like insurance policies. Great to deal with when buying but a pain when claiming.
 
tRoN said:
You guys are confusing fast delivery times with actual “after sales” customer service. This only comes into play when something goes wrong and the interaction with the company is tested.

Don’t get me wrong, I have purchased from them but never needed to test their after sales service but maybe someone has and can shed light?

It’s like insurance policies. Great to deal with when buying but a pain when claiming.
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I've returned 2 motherboards and a GPU and every time they arranged for pick up and had a new part dispatched or refund (in the case of the GPU) within a couple of days.

No blaming the customer, no delay tactics and no T&C loopholes. Didn't pay a cent for the courier either.

Excellent company. I hope they never change.
 
tRoN said:
You guys are confusing fast delivery times with actual “after sales” customer service. This only comes into play when something goes wrong and the interaction with the company is tested.

Don’t get me wrong, I have purchased from them but never needed to test their after sales service but maybe someone has and can shed light?

It’s like insurance policies. Great to deal with when buying but a pain when claiming.
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It's very good from personal experience.
 
tRoN said:
You guys are confusing fast delivery times with actual “after sales” customer service. This only comes into play when something goes wrong and the interaction with the company is tested.

Don’t get me wrong, I have purchased from them but never needed to test their after sales service but maybe someone has and can shed light?

It’s like insurance policies. Great to deal with when buying but a pain when claiming.
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They were fantastic.

My little brother accidentally ordered RAM of the wrong voltage. Wootware returned the product without any hassles.
 
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