Hope they found a way to make the pump as quiet as a decoupled one, usually pumps on radiators make more noise. Kind of defeats the purpose of wanting to go water cooling.
If everything goes according to plan, we still anticipate on having it out in Q4. We are very sorry for all of the delays, but we want to ensure that we put the best possible product out for this item. Please keep an eye on our news page and social media channels as we should have some announcements on it coming soon.
The more workers you have making things , testing / improving things after they are designed, and performing failure analysis on RMAs the better the company will be.
I hope that VSG (thermalbench , TPU) and xtremerigs will be sent review samples.
The more workers you have making things , testing / improving things after they are designed, and performing failure analysis on RMAs the better the company will be.
I hope that VSG (thermalbench , TPU) and xtremerigs will be sent review samples.
Agreed - this release will be critical in renewing confidence in their AIO lines considering the blunders of the Predator series... Though, like others, I wonder if the management shake up will be favourable to their AIO/modular lines, or if we'll see these discarded in favour of the higher quality/higher priced enthusiast level watercooling products they're known for. Personally I'd like to see both lines of development pursued, but who knows what's going on behind the scenes.
It's pretty darn expensive, $240 for the 360 radiator (not much price differential to the $220 for 240 radiator / $230 for 280 radiator), $98 for CPU block , $183 for VEGA GPU block...
I understand that the pump is integrated into the radiator assembly, but the other parts are just blocks with quick disconnects as far as I can tell.
Would be interesting to compare EK-KIT S360 + GPU block vs the same setup using MLC parts.
does anyone know what material the pump/res end of the new radiator is made from?
Hopefully it's not the same crappy plastic that the predator was made from. I bought one a year or so ago, and had only been using it for the past month, and the extended port developed a crack so I used some glue on it, and it ended up softening the crappy plastic they used. For the price of these things, they should be made out of acetal, not plastic.
Predator had a Supremacy MX. Manual and other stuff are still missing on the webpage.
Edit : looking at my history purchases, Predator 360 was 290€, MLC is a bit cheaper.
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