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Cascading the Nautilus 500 - FrostyTech.com Cascading the Nautilus 500
Wed Aug 15, 2007 | 4:27P| PermaLink
Anyone over the age of twenty-one might remember a fun commercial for a doublemint gum whose message was double your pleasure, double your fun. It showed two young twin ladies, two young puppies, etc.
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Basically, things were better in two's This idea has been adopted by the computer industry with open arms. Two cores in a CPU, two sockets in a motherboard, two video cards in tandem. Heck even hard drives are getting in on the double action with RAID. Sadly though heatsinks have been left out of the party (How would you fit two Tuniq Towers on a CPU anyway?). Well today we are going to have a bit of fun. We are going to see what two Corsair Nautilus 500 kit's can do for us when it comes time to party. We recently reviewed the Nautilus 500 here and found it to be an exceptionally easy unit to install and offered excellent cooling and value.
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