PC Specialist LS-X01 Watercooled Titan X System Review
Up Close - Internals
Published: 10th October 2016 | Source: PC Specialist | Price: £3499.99 |
Internals
The quality of the component choice shines through every picture. Whether you like the obvious elements like the bright blue coolant or the clear EK water blocks that let you see your cooling in action, or whether you prefer the headline items such as the ASUS X99 Strix, Intel NVMe SSD or the Pascal nVidia GTX Titan X, there is something for everyone. We think the devil is in the details and to this end we'll point you towards the Liquid System stickers on the fans and the clear cable management braces, something which is completely new to us and if we knew who made them you can be sure we'd get some for our own rig.
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I see nothing wrong with that pump wire. I would have left it as it is too.
What stands our to me as an eye sore are the gray PCI brackets at the back. I rather see them removed.Quote
What stands our to me as an eye sore are the gray PCI brackets at the back. I rather see them removed.Quote
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Originally Posted by Warchild
I see nothing wrong with that pump wire. I would have left it as it is too.
What stands our to me as an eye sore are the gray PCI brackets at the back. I rather see them removed. |
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Originally Posted by tinytomlogan
They are white - and thats exactly how they come from Fractal.
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QuoteYeah well over priced at the price they quoted you. to buy this system is actually more and even worse value, unless i am missing something? https://s10.postimg.org/ylulddevd/Price.jpgQuote
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The single 240 radiator for this price seems way too small. I think their should be at least dual 240 radiators or one 360 for this system. At $4000 or so taking a 1.25 GBP to USD conversion, I can build a better system. I give them great marks on their cabling except why go through all that effort and leave the pump wiring alone? That one red wire really stands out.
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