Gigabyte declares new all-in-one watercooling kits. Two collection are unveiled: Waterforce II and Waterforce X II. These AIOs function new series-connected followers and a display screen… Or not, because the case could also be!
Waterforce X II: kits with LCD screens!
With the X collection, the model provides three kits, two in 360 mm and one in 240 mm. The two 360 mm fashions are available in white and black.
In all instances, we’ll retain the presence of an LCD show on the highest of the pump block. No revolution by way of use right here, it is going to be used to show system information and different little issues through assist for picture (.jpeg/.gif) or video (.mp4) information.
As for air flow, we’re handled to a duo or trio of 120mm windmills. The latter function ribbed blades. However, their distinctive function is that they join to one another through a connector on the body. As for his or her traits, the followers will function from 800 rpm to 2400 rpm. Maximum airflow will attain 72 CFM, whereas static stress will rise to three.15 mmH2O.
Waterforce II: no display screen right here!
With the non-X collection, we’re coping with kits that haven’t any LCD display screen. However, the pump cowl nonetheless options the Aorus emblem… All the extra in order it may be rotated by way of 330°.
For the remainder, the air flow makes use of the identical connection system, however the mills can be slower: from 800 rpm to 2300 rpm. Inevitably, this has an impression on the airflow: 64.95 CFM, in addition to on the static stress, introduced at 2.93 mmH2O.
The equipment base additionally appears totally different… In all, the mounting system is just not the identical, suggesting a distinct OEM. The X collection appears to us to be primarily based on Asetek kits particularly, however with out certainty.
As for socket compatibility, this mannequin is suitable with mainstream platforms. The different collection, however, will even assist AMD’s HEDT sockets!
All that continues to be is to search out out the value!
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