AIO for both CPU and GPU

[Rekted]

A brand called ID Cooling introduced an AIO solution for both your CPU and GPU

The model is called Hunter Duet II, a successor to their previous Hunter Duet

It uses a single 360 rad with 2 pump blocks

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The Hunter Duet II includes two pump blocks, one for the CPU and another for the GPU. It also comes with a cooling shroud and fan for the graphics card, which blows air over the aluminum heatsinks that cover the memory and VRM.

Supports most sockets including LGA2066, LGA115x, AM4

No idea yet about the GPU block supports

 

Source: http://www.pcgamer.com/cool-both-your-graphics-card-and-cpu-with-this-all-in-one-liquid-cooler/?utm_content=buffer561d6&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=buffer_pcgamerfb

 

More info: 

The GPU is actually a normal universal block like EK not a full cover (bumer ) 

According older version Hunter Duet I, the GPU block supports a lot 

[vorticalbox]

very good idea, but the gpu support is going to have to be perfect and support a tonnes of cards. 

[Rekted]

2 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

very good idea, but the gpu support is going to have to be perfect and support a tonnes of cards. 

I hope they have a configurator on their website or the most universable block possible

[Connor Price]

Don't EK do something like this? I think it's only for Nvidia cards above the 1060 however. 

[Rekted]

1 minute ago, Connor Price said:

Don't EK do something like this? I think it's only for Nvidia cards above the 1060 however. 

I believe you are referring to the Fluid Gaming series, it's more of a custom loop than an AIO

[Connor Price]

2 minutes ago, Rekted said:

I believe you are referring to the Fluid Gaming series, it's more of a custom loop than an AIO

Ah yeah, my mistake. Thought it was an AIO. 

[JHY]

2 minutes ago, Rekted said:

I believe you are referring to the Fluid Gaming series, it's more of a custom loop than an AIO

well you can connect waterblock to ekwb xlc(discontinued) easily.

 

[manikyath]

15 minutes ago, Connor Price said:

Don't EK do something like this? I think it's only for Nvidia cards above the 1060 however. 

EK's solution is a "custom loop in a box thats also affordable" kind of idea, which IMO seems a bit better of an idea, i dont like the looks of that fan on this unit's gpu block either, it makes me think of them not suppiorting VRAM/VRM watercooling..

[Notional]

Something like this?

 

 

But interesting none the less.

[Misanthrope]

I'm not sure what to think. The fact that you still have to remove your cooler from your GPU makes the whole idea of making it super practical a bit implausible but not only that, the tubing has to be already attached. This is surely a 2 man job and still/otherwise very difficult to get installed in any but the most massive of cases: I would expect people to accidentally get one of the hoses stuck somewhere and snap it off.

[Dabombinable]

Now that's the kind of cooler I want...if I had a case with support for that radiator.

[iRileyx]

Wonder how much this will cost, hopefully quite a competitive price.

They offer a cpu AIO with a 240mm rad for only £80. to compare, the h110i v2 is £120  

[Doobeedoo]

Neat. EK ones showed to be rather great. It's nice that you can, somewhat, have AiO for GPUs now. Would like to see review of it.

[You_are_a_cunt]

No RX cards in the GPU support list. That's a definite dealbreaker

[AHaskin14]

I get the triple rad being more effective ultimately, but they may have done better with a much thicker dual rad, as that could fit in more cases.

[RagnarokDel]

17 hours ago, Rekted said:

I hope they have a configurator on their website or the most universable block possible

they could just have a GPU waterblock and provide heatsinks for the vrm and ram.

[DXMember]

now all we need is AiO for both CPU and CrossFire setup...

 

I like the AlphaCool approach with their GPX blocks better

[Sir Asvald]

Looks like 5 year old designed it.. Ewww. 

[NLD1st]

@Slick @LinusTech perhaps something for a future video?