Corsair showcase their first 360mm AIO liquid cooler
Corsair showcase their first 360mm AIO liquid cooler
Published: 9th June 2017 | Source: Corsair |
Corsair showcase their first 360mm AIO liquid cooler
Corsair has recently showcased their latest prototype AIO liquid coolers, which are designed to offer PC builders quieter offerings with several design improvements over previous generation hardware.
Silence is key with these new AIO coolers, coming with Corsair's new ML-series of silence optimised fans and a new pump design that will offer more efficient fluid flow and reduced noise output.
One of the most interesting additions to Corsair's AIO liquid cooling lineup will be their new 360mm radiator designs, which will allow PC builders to easily cool any modern CPU with silent fan profiles and low load temperatures.
With Intel's X299 CPUs coming with up to 18 overclockable cores, the need for high-end cooling solutions has never been greater, though right now it is unclear whether or not Corsair's new AIO designs can support AMD's massive TR4 Threadripper socket/mounting system.
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*waits to see how long Dice can last without one...*
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Granted it's great that more 360mm AIOs are coming to the market, but I don't like that CPU block though, looks tacky from the picturesQuote
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Originally Posted by g0ggles1994
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Granted it's great that more 360mm AIOs are coming to the market, but I don't like that CPU block though, looks tacky from the pictures |
The CPU block is definitely not as attractive as the current generation or from BeQuiet, NZXT, Fractal, or others.Quote
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Originally Posted by AlienALX
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I won't lie I am tempted by it but I'm happy with my Corsair 540 case and the only place to put this would be at the front and it would look very odd, Not forgetting to mention I'd have to buy 3 x MagLev 120mm white LED fans to go with the rest of my build which would put another £60 on top of something that is more than likely going to cost £140 so with this I think I'll pass.
A new 280mm Corsair AIO with quieter pump would be welcome though.Quote
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