Corsair recently released a wave of new cooling products targeting the performance oriented enthusiast. Traditionally, Corsair has marketed their high-end Dominator modules with the included Dominator Airflow memory fans. Their new H50 CPU cooler was designed to replace their aging Nautilus however their H30 and T30 memory cooling modules were a step forward from their Dominator Airflow fans. When combined with memory modules with Corsair's DHX+ cooling technology, Corsair has reached a new level of PCB and IC thermal performance versus the competition. The H30 memory cooling system features a milled anodized aluminum waterblock with inlet/outlet 3/8" barbs. The entire block  bolts to the top of Corsair's latest Dominator memory modules with a thermal interface designed to reduce the module temperatures lower than possible with the Dominator Airflow. To push this over the edge Corsair has also released the T30 featuring a xxx watt TEC capable of cooling the memory 20+ degrees below ambient. Nine months ago at CES we reported on the prototype T30 and today we have the chance to put it to the test.