Calyos NSG Passive cooling kit

[NumLock21]

Passive cooling specialist, Caylos has revealed their NSG passive cooling kit for the DIY crowd. The kit is designed for the Thermaltake Core P3 case, where its massive array of heatsinks and heatpipes should keep the components cool. The kit has 2 blocks, 1 for CPU and the other for the GPU, and has a total cooling capacity of up to 400W, in other words it can easily handle a Core i7 6700K and GTX1080 with out problems. More details about it, will come out during CES, which starts on January 5 through 8.

 

 

 

And for those who are wondering how good Calyos is, here is Linus' review, on one of their workstations

 

http://www.fanlesstech.com/2016/12/first-look-calyos-nsg-kit.html

[tlink]

that looks soo fucking dope, but the price will hurt my eyes.

[shadowbyte]

looks sweet

but the price is going to be just insane

[goodtofufriday]

Waitin on that itx goodness

[Lays]

I almost have one of those  lol

 

 

[spwath]

6 minutes ago, Lays said:

I almost have one of those  lol

 

 

 

Me too ish

[NumLock21]

14 hours ago, spwath said:

Me too ish

Is that a retro tape player?

Nice!

 

[Bcat00]

Ugghhh just take my money already, im begging you!!!

[FloRolf]

On 16.12.2016 at 0:23 AM, Lays said:

I almost have one of those  lol

 

 

How are your temps when you don't run any fans on that thing? (non oc'ed probably) 

[Lays]

6 hours ago, FloRolf said:

How are your temps when you don't run any fans on that thing? (non oc'ed probably) 

 

It happened once, the fans got unplugged back when I had my 4790k @ 5ghz and my 980 ti matrix , I kept blue screening and couldnt figure out why

 

Then looked at my water temp and it was like 40+ c, I was BSOD'ing because the cpu was hitting 90 and wasn't stable at that temp for 5ghz, lol 

 

(my normal water temp is like 25-29c depending on room temperature, that's under load)