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i'm going to guess the price is around $300, which is an incredible good deal, but it ain't the prettiest loop around

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Woah. I would just want more consumer friendly option like Fury X haves or maybe double size of that rad. Hope we start seeing those products in near future.

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Woah. I would just want more consumer friendly option like Fury X haves or maybe double size of that rad. Hope we start seeing those products in near future.

A 240mm radiator?

It's available in 120,240, and 360...

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Now if only they could make a block for that, for my Strix GTX-970 (yes, I know it's pointless ,but I would like to water cool it none the less.)

I believe the block-motor combo is a modified EK Supremacy design.

 

EDIT, whoops, it's getting late for me.

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Any guesses on whether a 120 would be sufficient enough to overclock a 2600K to 4.5 GHz? My Thermalright air cooler (loud, hulking, annoying beast that it is) doesn't cut it above 4.0, not to mention a quieter option would be nice for my fellow grad students in the office.

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Swift Tech, Pretty sure Thermal Fake, Corsair, and Fractal do too.

How many of those offer disconnects for easy expansion?

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I kinda hope there is a CPU only version.

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Yeah... :( Alphacool has blocks for FTW+s, but I don't really care for the design.

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Now if only they could make a block for that, for my Strix GTX-970 (yes, I know it's pointless ,but I would like to water cool it none the less.)

It's EK so I think they would provide a wide range to choose from ... 

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I kinda hope there is a CPU only version.

Why do you think the (EVGA and not EK) GPU block is attached by quick disconnects? It probably comes as CPU only standard (with quick disconnects).

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Why do you think the (EVGA and not EK) GPU block is attached by quick disconnects? It probably comes as CPU only standard (with quick disconnects).

Never thought of that. Tee hee.

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Wow, that is such a tempting buy. But my PC doesn't have room for the rads :(

 

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External Rads.

Hang off the back via threaded rod old school.

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Probably be priced similarly to one of their "starter kits".

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Nice.

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Sause: http://www.overclock.net/t/1566468/ek-predator-product-news-discussion-thread

 

Currently no word on pricing. 

 

 

 

This seems interesting. I may get one of these if they're a good price and expand it later. This seems like it could possibly canabilize the sales of the EKWB Water cooling kits tho.

it probably will do exacttly that but dont exect it to be cheap

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A 240mm radiator?

It's available in 120,240, and 360...

AIO for GPU that covers everything on the board?

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ok what am i missing because that looks awful

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ok what am i missing because that looks awful

 

because the unit on the pictures is probably a prototype

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I think it looks kinda sexy.

 

it looks like a ghetto mod

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Lots of confusion it seems.

Radiator is 38mm thick, modified PE design.

Fans are our EK-Vardar Extended Range series, 500-2000RPM.

This will be available in 240mm and 360mm + QDCs variations. Future variations will be considered based on demand.

Pricing is to be finalized but expect it to be similar to our kits.

The water block is EK-Supremcy MX.

Radiator is completely copper and ready for easy expansion via QDCs.

Initially only flagship reference PCBs will have pre filled blocks available, but we will eventually expand upon this.

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Lots of confusion it seems.

Radiator is 38mm thick, modified PE design.

Fans are our EK-Vardar Extended Range series, 500-2000RPM.

This will be available in 240mm and 360mm + QDCs variations. Future variations will be considered based on demand.

Pricing is to be finalized but expect it to be similar to our kits.

The water block is EK-Supremcy MX.

Radiator is completely copper and ready for easy expansion via QDCs.

Initially only flagship reference PCBs will have pre filled blocks available, but we will eventually expand upon this.

Can I just say--I'm in love with it?  

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