BXQINLENX Copper Exchanger Radiator Computer Review

I rinsed with vinegar anyway but it seemed very clean to begin with. good assembly with no leaks, good visibility and noticeable water flow through the pipes. Missing cross threads or other damage to the threaded holes. Fixing screws are all accounted for and well packaged and arrived on time and undamaged. I recommend.

Unfortunately made of very cheap materials. Imperfections and a little bit of rust on the surface were noticed from the start, which I ignored due to my error. I thought I found a good deal but the temps weren't good. I saw a difference of only 3-5 degrees. Then I noticed I had a leak in the test lead connected to my loop. After testing some parts with an air pump, I settled on this one. And when I tried to disconnect my hose from it, the g1/4 brass connector came loose along with the hose…

I know it sounds bad but it's true. I was looking for a heatsink for the back of my build. The heatsink faces the glass and the LED fans are behind it. The exterior body looked good, good finishes. The thin fins in the middle of the cooler were ideal. The fins on either end were ugly, ugly at all. Looks like it was built by an intern. The backlight would really make it stand out so I sent it back.

Very dissatisfied, not worth the low price. Very poor quality control. The first order was dented due to poor paintwork as the very poor paintwork has scraps of material underneath which were not cleaned prior to painting and the find is crooked, no big deal just annoying. Such a hot swap today and it's a lot worse so I think my first bike was the best they have to offer, the new bike is totally useless, the intake and exhaust are G¼ curves. So if you use a hard tube it will look like an ass…

I am currently using this copper heatsink in a small loop to cool my PS4 (base model) because I want the best performance I can get from a console when playing Final Fantasy 7 Remake without running a PS4 Pro (save $$$ on PS5). I could also try water cooling the PS5 depending on how it's designed.

Keeping my 2GHz 1080 ti below 50C at full load requires flushing that heatsink though, tons of sediment has settled in my bay tank which is where I prefer it to be would catch it. After approximately 2 cycles of system prep, the water will appear clean and particle free. Pros = Inexpensive and cools well. Cons - Contaminates the system, so flush well with system prep a few times before first install.

Works great. Keeps my Intel i7 2600k @ 5GHz 1.45V Vcore cool. Works no worse than more expensive bikes. Quality: Excellent. The fins are very thin and delicate. Be careful not to dent or bend them. Thin fins mean it dissipates heat faster. Materials: It's not all copper as the name suggests. Cambers are made of brass. Fins are copper. Brass is fine if a copper water block is used. Aluminum must not be mixed with brass or copper. Price: unbelievable!