Tag Archives: Watercooling

This week for Case Mod Friday we have a rather unique build inside of the Bitfenix Portal case. The amount of watercooling in such a small space is quite impressive! Be sure to check this one out!

EK Water Blocks is proud to introduce the new generation of high-performance water blocks for popular AMD and Intel CPU sockets, the EK-Velocity. The new CPU water block will be available in a total of 14 versions featuring intricate RGB lit models, and down to simple minimalistic bare copper cold plate versions as well.

EK Water Blocks, the Slovenia based water cooling gear manufacturer, is introducing its new generation of high-performance water blocks for the newly announced NVIDIA GeForce RTX series graphics cards, based on Turing TU104 and Turing TU102 graphics processor.

Phanteks today introduced their new full-cover waterblocks designed speciacally for the recently announced RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards. With a completely redesigned copper cold-plate and highly optimized flow routing, the Glacier 2080 waterblocks can handle all the overclocking potential the new RTX cards have to offer.

EK Water Blocks, the premium computer liquid cooling gear manufacturer, is releasing a new AM4 socket based monoblock tailor-made for the ASRock X470 Taichi and ASRock X470 Taichi Ultimate motherboards.

XSPC has just announced their brand new TX Series radiators, which are extremely thin! XSPC says that they are the world's thinnest available PC radiators at just 20.5 mm thick! These are of course marketed towards builds and systems where space is at a premium. XSPC will be offering these in 120 mm, 240 mm, 360 mm and 480 mm sizes.

EK Water Blocks, the Slovenia-based premium computer liquid cooling gear manufacturer is releasing a new AM4 socket based monoblock tailor-made for the MSI X470 Gaming M7 motherboard. The EK-FB MSI X470 M7 RGB Monoblock has an integrated 4-pin RGB LED strip and it offers unparallel aesthetics alongside with superior performance! The RGB LED in the monoblock is compatible with MSI Mystic Light Sync, thus offering a full lighting customization experience!

So you’ve got yourself a brand spanking new PC on order and you couldn’t be more stoked. This time you went all out. The latest high end desktop processor, flagship motherboard, maxed out memory, m.2s galore, and you even managed to snag a pair of 1080 ti’s right out from under a crypto miner’s nose. But did you consider cooling when you put that parts list together? That processor has more cores than it knows what to do with and they run hot. Hot like Hawaii growing further out of the Pacific, hot like the forest outside LA last summer. For cpu heat like that there is no other long term solution better than a traditional water cooling loop. And therein lies the problem. Watercooling is a whole new level of technical parts and perceived dangers. Luckily manufactures have realized this; enter the kit. These boxes come complete with all the parts that you need to put together your first loop. The bonus being that you are guaranteed to have compatible parts and if you choose the right kit you get real quality parts that can be used for years to come as you expand and upgrade. Today we are taking a look at one of those kits, the Eissturm Gaming Kit from Alphacool. Alphacool are old pros in the watercooling game hailing from Germany so expectations are high for this 360mm rad equipped loop. Follow along as we find out just how cool this kit can keep your processor.

This week for Case Mod Friday we have an awesome build inside of the new Lian Li PC-011 case. This build has an ROG theme with some awesome watercooling, you are definitely going to want to check it out!

This week for Case Mod Friday we have an awesome Cooler Master Cosmos C700P build from St. Jimmy's PC Modding. The whole idea with this build was a space theme using "X's" lines to connect everything. Be sure to check this one out!