** XSPC EX Series Radiators **

Hi Guys

We have an exciting new product up for pre order.
Imagine the performance of a thick watercooling radiator in the same dimentions as a thin radiator.

Then imagine being able to use slow speed fans with a high FPI radiator.

All of these things sound like they shouldn't be possible but XSPC are making it happen.

With reviews incoming, the new EX series are looking set to make a big impact.

Stock is limited on the initial shipment so Pre Order yours now!





XSPC EX120 120mm Radiator - Black @ £29.99 inc VAT



Introducing a new generation of performance PC radiators. The EX series combines the low profile design of our RS series radiators with the high performance of our award winning RX series. This feat has been possible due to several manufacturing advances including, split fins, improved soldering techniques, and welded seam tubes. The EX series has been designed and optimised for low speed fans, so it can offer high performance cooling at very low noise levels.

- Copper and Brass Core
- Black Matt Paint Finish
- RoHS Compliant
- Dimensions: 121 x 35.5 x 155mm (WxDxH)
- Weight: ~358g
- Ports: G1/4?
- Screws: 6-32 UNC
- Fans: 1 x 120mm (2x with push/pull)

Supplied 30mm and 6mm 6-32 UNC screws

Only £29.99 inc VAT.

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XSPC EX240 120mm Radiator - Black @ £39.98 inc VAT



Introducing a new generation of performance PC radiators. The EX series combines the low profile design of our RS series radiators with the high performance of our award winning RX series. This feat has been possible due to several manufacturing advances including, split fins, improved soldering techniques, and welded seam tubes. The EX series has been designed and optimised for low speed fans, so it can offer high performance cooling at very low noise levels.

- Copper and Brass Core
- Black Matt Paint Finish
- RoHS Compliant
- Dimensions: 121 x 35.5 x 275mm (WxDxH)
- Weight: ~507g
- Ports: G1/4?
- Screws: 6-32 UNC
- Fans: 2 x 120mm (4x with push/pull)

Supplied 30mm and 6mm 6-32 UNC screws

Only £39.98 inc VAT.

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XSPC EX360 120mm Radiator - Black @ £49.99 inc VAT



Introducing a new generation of performance PC radiators. The EX series combines the low profile design of our RS series radiators with the high performance of our award winning RX series. This feat has been possible due to several manufacturing advances including, split fins, improved soldering techniques, and welded seam tubes. The EX series has been designed and optimised for low speed fans, so it can offer high performance cooling at very low noise levels.

- Copper and Brass Core
- Black Matt Paint Finish
- RoHS Compliant
- Dimensions: 121 x 35.5 x 395mm (WxDxH)
- Weight: ~663g
- Ports: G1/4?
- Screws: 6-32 UNC
- Fans: 3 x 120mm (6x with push/pull)

Supplied 30mm and 6mm 6-32 UNC screws

Only £49.99 inc VAT.

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XSPC EX480 120mm Radiator - Black @ £59.99 inc VAT



Introducing a new generation of performance PC radiators. The EX series combines the low profile design of our RS series radiators with the high performance of our award winning RX series. This feat has been possible due to several manufacturing advances including, split fins, improved soldering techniques, and welded seam tubes. The EX series has been designed and optimised for low speed fans, so it can offer high performance cooling at very low noise levels.

- Copper and Brass Core
- Black Matt Paint Finish
- RoHS Compliant
- Dimensions: 121 x 35.5 x 515mm (WxDxH)
- Weight: ~843g
- Ports: G1/4?
- Screws: 6-32 UNC
- Fans: 4x 120mm (8x with push/pull)

Supplied 30mm and 6mm 6-32 UNC screws

Only £59.99 inc VAT.

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wow, that's a lot cheaper than I thought they'd be

Slightly dubious as to the performance claims though.

Want to see some benchmarks first.

tell me about it.

when I saw my pricing, I was totally shocked. Value on offer is incredible

the Reviews should be out soon

XSPC are saying that Skinnee Labs are doing reviews and they are nearly finished

I'll probably just change my hardware labs black ice gt stealth for another rx360 to match my current one eventually though

Found a review

Seems like a really good low rpm radiator, but I really want to know how it stacks up against a thicker rad like the RX

Seen this and wondering if it will be goon enough to keep a pair of 4.2ghz Hex Xeons cool on my SR2, before you say no way, I had an EK 120x3 radiator cooling them and temps were mid-high 60's but as I have space for a 120x4 I am wondering of this will be good enough...

My SR2 project is here if you are interested - http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18252866

a 120.4 would do it easy

but you would need to be quick.
each supplier is limited to 1 piece so you would have to snap it up pronto

and what do you know, stock landed just this minute

does this mean we will be seeing shiny new rads soon

wow, 1 item per supplier!

hmmmm....where could I put a quad?

Glad there now here, im just having a hard time believing their performance claim at that price! Only got my RX360 3 months ago, was thinking of complementing it with a RX240, may well now get an EX240

just gone and had a look at the new radiators.

WOW, the build quality is superb. really heavy and the finish is really high quality.

one of the most impressive radiators I have seen for a while.

Just bought me the Quad one, just hope its up to the task of cooling 2 x Hex core Xeons @ 4.2ghz...

Any news of when the quad will be back in stock?

spoke to xspc, they are in restraint still.

we will have more as soon as i can get my hands on them

Almost time to get the water cooling bug I imagine, happens every year around this time.

rjkoneill said:

spoke to xspc, they are in restraint still.

we will have more as soon as i can get my hands on them

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Any idea when the skinneelabs review will be published, im getting impatient waiting lol

I still don't think they'll perform aswelll as the RX rads, more like somewhere inbetween the RS and RX seems more logical.

To me it seems making the EX perform aswell as the RX would make the RX pointless. I mean who would go out and buy an RX now if you can get an EX for less money, and smaller profile suiting more peoples needs in budget and in size.

It also makes an RS pointless aswell if you think about it, there priced about the same (RS & EX) no ones gonna buy the RS either, better performance at the same cost.

Maybe XSPC have something else up their sleeve for better than RX performance, say a thick EX rad.

What you guys think?

Interesting comments Matt, will be interesting to see someone test them all out, I just got my quad EX delivered and its a really nice bit of kit! Heres some pics I put up on my build thread:

Excellent Coolamasta

looking forward to seeing the Rad in use