Silverstone AIO Watercoolers

[Mgutierrez33]

Still waiting for 200mm based AIO...

mmmm, I dunno about a 200mm AIO. yes I would like to see one as well but I don't think there would ever be enough a market to justify making one that was mass produced. Most chassis support either 120 or 140mm fans as the dominant size, and if there are 200mm fans they are inconveniently located for anything but a custom loop. As it is the only company that makes 200mm rads is Phobya last I checked.

 

[sheroo]

If they made one I'd buy it....

 

[You_What?]

They do look good and I'm tempted to replace my H80i!

 

[paulstung]

Looks good, but I like the look of the new Enermax AIO.

 

[Pendragon]

But it's white.... nuff said.

I have just finished reading a review on another site, it was of the TD03.

I just love the way it looks, brushed metal, white tubes, fan blades and black and white rad. I may have just done a little wee...

 

[Dicehunter]

A few things that I'm not too keen on, The tubing is that horrible rigid stuff instead of the tubing we see on the Corsair AIO series, The fact that it only comes in white with a blue LED is off putting and lastly there doesn't seem to be much room for high profile memory on the 2011 platform.

 

[Saltire35]

Link Here

 

[Dicehunter]

Awesome stats if it's correct but I can't get past the tubing and colour scheme

 

[Pendragon]

There are a few things that make this AIO different. The core of the rad looks more like a high end CPU air cooler. Closely packed aluminium fins. The pump/heatsink is very stylish and clean looking. The unusual choice of while tubing and white flashes on the rad. The white and black colour scheme are going to be a bit Marmite. Me I love it, I can see this in my Artic white R3.

 

[Pendragon]

I would love to see tom and the guys do a full review of these AIO's I think they will be a little loud but the cooling should be real good. Not sure what Corsair will say but if it's better it's better.