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THANK GOD you made this video before i invested in a full water cooling loop for the r9 290. i have a h60 (2013) lying around, would this be sufficient? Again thank you Linus. You saved my wallet. i wasn't going to go the arctic cooling gpu cooler route.
 

 

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Why didn't I buy an AIO on black friday......

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i live in the uk there are hardly any black friday deals. none for water cooling.

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It could be avaible in Canada any time now! It would cost me just under $100 to get one from the USA.

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You're right that it isn't fair because the 780 isn't watercooled. But it does cost about the same.

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I've been very excited every since they announced this. But two things since i've seen more up close pcitures... I dont really like how the whole thing is supported just by the 4 screws around the gpu but i guess it had to be that way to be universal. I also wish it had some stick on heatsinks for ram and vrm.

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This just sounds amazing. If the non-reference 290's happen to be too pricey, I'll consider this one.

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all the liquid cooled 290s!!! muhahahahahahaha.......

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For those without an old AIO laying around, it would be nice for NZXT to make a bundle avaliable.

 

On black friday we had a deal for under a $100us Kraken x40 and the bracket. 

 

Man, I do miss Dwood's design...

 

Glad he and NZXT made out a deal.

 

He was taken care of for the design and his input into this bracket.

 

is this a 2 or 3 slot design?

 

It roughly 2.5 with the card installed onto it. 

 

Is that fact?  I got two of his brackets for my 580's when he first started making them.  Would be nice to know that he was involved in the design of these. ;)

 

He was involved with it from the start. He gave us his blessing and was compensate for  his time. 

 

Awesome, now..

 

Which Noctua fan to replace the NZXT 92mm fan with?

And which 140mm closed loop single radiator to use with it?

 

I have a Define R4, and I want to put two 290's in there, along with this. (In the future..)

The tubes should reach the front intake, but I'm not sure which solutions will reach?

 

Thanks in advance guys!

 

Yes you can change the 92mm fan. You can use any Asetek Made AIO unit. I have only seen the R4 modded to fit one 280mm rad in fron. I doubt there is enough spacing for 2 140mm rad there.

 

I've been very excited every since they announced this. But two things since i've seen more up close pcitures... I dont really like how the whole thing is supported just by the 4 screws around the gpu but i guess it had to be that way to be universal. I also wish it had some stick on heatsinks for ram and vrm.

 

All of the testing we have done, we haven't seen any issue's with heat on the ram or vrm at all. 

 

 

 

Further more, If you guys want a bracket this year, there are 10 white units left. After that you have to wait unit next year. 

 

They can only be bought at the NZXT Armory Store at this time. 

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At 2:05 -> "CPU's kick out a lot more heat than GPU's"

 

Mistake?

Maybe in relation to die size?

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@NZXT-Eric Thanks for the response! Now i just need to get an AIO cooler modded with two blocks lol.

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On black friday we had a deal for under a $100us Kraken x40 and the bracket. 

 

 

 

 

I meant a regular bundle deal, black fridays are a bit hectic. ;)

 

That said, this is a pretty neat product and you guys are getting better and better each year. My next case may very well be an NZXT! If you guys brought back the Rogue and modernized it, I would get it.

 

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Totally not hinting or anything, nope.

 

 

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Bracket and a 92mm fan are included with the unit. You will need an AIO unit. 

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FAIR WARNING - At the time of posting this product is not available yet, so those are just links to search results, but it's going to cost about $30.

 

NCIX: http://bit.ly/1g8Qjt3

Amazon: http://amzn.to/18jXslu

 

The G10 from NZXT is one of those... little things. It just isn't that crazy of a concept and should have been done ages ago, but it took NZXT to just get in there and do it. I love these guys sometimes.

 

when will it be come 30 dollars and can u run ur benchmarks with u cards water cooled(780 ti,R9 290x ect...)
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Radiator, fan, and cooling block are not actually included.

 

So you need to get one of these as well http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181029

 

Still, great idea.

Oh yea, I understand that much. As you say, still a great idea :)

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I managed to get a brand new AMD FX water cooler on kijiji for 50$. It's basically a rebranded Antec Kuhler 920 (120mm thick rad)

Now I just need to wait for a sale on a ref. design R9 290...guess I'll have to wait after xmas.

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This is very cool. However, it makes sense only for top tier cards. 

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I'm actually really thinking about getting some of these. However, i'd love to see how they work first.

My Two-way SLI can sometimes get hot (due to the fact i have two GTX480s) but, if this would work with the 480s, i'd consider buying two for the simple fact of how simple and easy it looks to make work as well as drop my GPU temps down a little bit.

ps- Hopefully NCIX stays on par with the NZXT.com site's price.

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Wow! now its possible to build the ultimate closed loop cooled PC :P.  

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At 2:05 -> "CPU's kick out a lot more heat than GPU's"

 

Mistake?

 

 

Maybe in relation to die size?

 

No, CPUS make a lot more heat than GPUs in general. Look at how much metal your heatsink on your CPU cooler has compared to your GPU. Metal dissapates heat and my reference 670 has like an each cubed of metal compared to my massive CPU heatsink and they still produce around the same heat. GPU has a lot less cooling capacity due to its form factor and how it has to be facing downwards and you cant really mount a giant tower heatsink on it without bending the pcb and the pci slot and yet I still get the same temps on my cpu than gpu.

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Im ready to buy this! But I have to wait next year? The site says out of stock :(

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No, CPUS make a lot more heat than GPUs in general. Look at how much metal your heatsink on your CPU cooler has compared to your GPU. Metal dissapates heat and my reference 670 has like an each cubed of metal compared to my massive CPU heatsink and they still produce around the same heat. GPU has a lot less cooling capacity due to its form factor and how it has to be facing downwards and you cant really mount a giant tower heatsink on it without bending the pcb and the pci slot and yet I still get the same temps on my cpu than gpu.

Cooler size != heat generation.

 

Power consumption = heat generation. A GPU consumers more power, ergo it kicks out more heat. More info here.

 

The reason you get the same temps on your GPU as your CPU, is a combination of load, fin density, fan speed, fan properties, internal case airflow.

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