Raijintek Announces Triton AIO CPU Cooler

[WYP]

Announcing the Raijintek Triton, the first AIO liquid cooling system from Raijintek. It looks fantastic.

Read more on the Raijintek Triton AIO Water cooler here

 

[barnsley]

Still nothing about how easily customisable it is. I'm hoping its like the eisberg but quieter.

 

[WYP]

Still nothing about how easily customisable it is. I'm hoping its like the eisberg but quieter.

Yeah, if it is quieter than the coolermaster then we are onto a winner here.

I really want to know how it performs.

 

[Wraith]

20db on the pump... pretty quiet I'd say and only 70 Notes! That's a tasty meatball, might be worth a "try & fry".

 

[Damien c]

I like the look of this, will be interesting to see how it performs and see how easy it is to add to the loop.

 

[WillSK]

Would love to see you test one of these out Tom . See if the h100i and H105 have some competition!

 

[Kushiro]

It kinda reminds me of the Cooler Master seidon or whatever you call it.

 

[Thelosouvlakia]

Raijintek has been pulling off some achievements. Their products are budget and good performing!

 

[Wraith]

It kinda reminds me of the Cooler Master seidon or whatever you call it.

You mean the Nepton with the large block/res/pump combo.

 

[TPC]

You mean the Nepton with the large block/res/pump combo.

*eisberg

 

[Kushiro]

Right thats the one

 

[The_Governour]

Is the Eisenberg pump really that noisy??

 

[TPC]

Is the Eisenberg pump really that noisy??

It is, it sound like you hold your fingernail in your fan, just a bit more dampend

 

[Kirk]

I seen these available for pre order now, I must say I am tempted but waiting for some reviews to come through. I actually contact them in relation to compatibility with the 2011-3 apparently yes it does but can be issues with heatsinks on mb.

Like the look of the core edition (no fans supplied)!

 

[Dicehunter]

Rajintek doesn't sound very German, I immediately thought Indian ^_^

They need to stop with this 240mm rubbish though, Bring out a 360mm rad that is as thick as the Corsair H105 but also as customizable as the H100I with the LED's/monitoring.

The pump is also a tad on the weak side, It does 120L/hour which is quite low compared to the CM Eisberg 240L pump which does 400L/Hour.

With the transparent block and tubing they do look pretty cool though -

 

[barnsley]

I just want the pump as I only need a 120mm rad for my case. That+green acrillic tubing= one sexy cpu cooler for my rig ^_^

 

[Kirk]

Rajintek doesn't sound very German, I immediately thought Indian ^_^

They need to stop with this 240mm rubbish though, Bring out a 360mm rad that is as thick as the Corsair H105 but also as customizable as the H100I with the LED's/monitoring.

The pump is also a tad on the weak side, It does 120L/hour which is quite low compared to the CM Eisberg 240L pump which does 400L/Hour.

With the transparent block and tubing they do look pretty cool though -

With that picture you may have answered my question in relation to it fitting the motherboard, is that the Asus X99 Deluxe?

 

[Dicehunter]

With that picture you may have answered my question in relation to it fitting the motherboard, is that the Asus X99 Deluxe?

Yep sure is

 

[Kirk]

Sweet solved the problem I have had and the long waited response from Asus, thank you

 

[Thelosouvlakia]

Does the pump make a lot of noise? Also, how are the temps? The other 240mm AIOs are above 100euros in Greece and the Triton costs 80Euros. Is it worth it or it would be better than going 240L or H100i/H105?