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2-in-1(CPU+GPU) AIO watercooler from ID-Cooling

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called the Hunter Duet , it is a CPU+GPU AIO watercooler with 240 rad

Features:

1, support multiple graphics cards (compatibility )

2, two water pumps

3, split cooling 

4, CPU + GPU TDP of 400W

5, copper block for rapid absorption of CPU and GPU heat

6, "cool lights"

 

Price nor availability is know 

 

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All three units are wired up in series, so the entire loop has three tubes. The tube from the radiator to the CPU is 250 mm long, the one from the CPU to GPU is also 250 mm, and the one from the GPU back to the radiator is 380 mm. The tubes are made of EPDM rubber.

ID-Cooling priced the Hunter Duet Integrated AIO water cooler at $139.99.

 

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http://www.chiphell.com/thread-1299007-1-1.html

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/id-cooling-hunter-duet-all-in-one-water,29626.html

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your pictures are broken

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Looks kind of ghetto, but I can see how it'd make sense in a Prodigy or other medium-sized M-ITX build.

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These fans look like corsair af140s.

But they're not. ;)

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That cooler + my GTX 970 and Xeon X5450= awesome. It'll cool better than my Siedon 120V, dump most of the 970's heat out of the case, and it should be a lot quieter than either the 970 and CM stock fan.

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Interesting, this + Fiji + Prodigy + i5-4690k = badass ITX gaming rig.

 

Not a fan of the patterns on the blocks though.

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Interesting, this + Fiji + Prodigy + i5-4690k = badass ITX gaming rig.

 

Not a fan of the patterns on the blocks though.

Duct tape or paint perhaps?

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It's ugly but a good idea, if it gets released with a new colour scheme I would consider it.

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Needs clear tubing.

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Wonder how much tubing that actually is, i used a HG10/H90 on my gpu in my case and had issues with the length. I could basically only put it on the back exhaust spot of the case.

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It would be great if the GPU block cooled the VRM/memory in some manner (or at least came with some tiny heatsinks that you can stick on to heat producing parts) rather than just having a fan blow over it.

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These fans look like corsair af140s.

 

 

But they're not. ;)

 

 

Wtf, they're the same!

 

IF they were even Corsair fans, they would be the SP140's, not the AF140's. AF140's are High Airflow optimized. This, being a Rad, would need the High Static Pressure optimized SP series fans (or equivalent).

 

Or... you know... it could just be designed poorly, with the wrong type of fan used?

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Only a  240 Rad though.

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Very interesting. Though how adequately it would cool the entire system remains to be seen. Waiting for temp reviews :) 

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IF they were even Corsair fans, they would be the SP140's, not the AF140's. AF140's are High Airflow optimized. This, being a Rad, would need the High Static Pressure optimized SP series fans (or equivalent).

 

Or... you know... it could just be designed poorly, with the wrong type of fan used?

 

Well I meant they are the same as the SPs. Except for the blade's thickness. It's like between the AFs and SPs lol. I can see some subtle difference but no doubt they got inspired by the Corsairs.

Great, now theres is another good looking fan with red coloring.

 

 

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Looks kind of ghetto, but I can see how it'd make sense in a Prodigy or other medium-sized M-ITX build.

still way less ghetto than cpu aio lc ziptied into the gpu pcb

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Well I meant they are the same as the SPs. Except for the blade's thickness. It's like between the AFs and SPs lol. I can see some subtle difference but no doubt they got inspired by the Corsairs.

Great, now theres is another good looking fan with red coloring.

 

 

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Fair enough :P I do like that fan design, I must say.

 

I'm very intrigued about performance benchmarks on this AIO.

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I would not consider a dual rad enough for both a gpu and a cpu

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Fair enough :P I do like that fan design, I must say.

 

I'm very intrigued about performance benchmarks on this AIO.

 

What would you even benchmark it against? 2 h60s with a G10 cooler?

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