OcUK, WATERCOOLING AND ALPHACOOL

D-Tek Fusion blocks are on pre-sale, as are a couple of the coloured Fluid XP+...

I can already get some of the EK stuff but I'm trying to sort out a better source for improved prices and availability.

I will look into the Feser One coolant, however the prices i've been quoted so far are just not good enough...

Swiftech smartcoils are an option but the main reason for expanding the range is so that we don't have to rely on DangerDen and Swiftech, who have been a problem in the past due to poor availability.

As I said in a previous post, I am new to the purchasing team but when I joined I asked to be given the watercooling section because I see much potential there...plus being a WC user myself I was fed up of having to look elsewhere for the stuff I wanted to use. All suggestions gratefully accepted.
 
Atleast you've started to get the parts sorted and hopefully more in the very near future, the only thing off putting me at the moment is the price of some things.
Can get the D-Tek Fuzion block for £9 cheaper elsewhere but I hope that you can lower your prices to a more competitive level so that I can keep my business at OcUK :)
 
ScottiB said:
being a WC user myself I was fed up of having to look elsewhere for the stuff I wanted to use. All suggestions gratefully accepted.
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Good stuff!

Here are some suggestions:

YateLoon D12 fan range
DD Fillport
D-Tek Fuzion Nozzle pack
Alphacool DDC top
PetrasTech DDC top
XSPC DDC top
Primochill anti kink coils
EK reservoir's and blocks

:)
 
Not for me but the alphacool products are better than thermaltake for sure ;) i bought a waterchill kit for my first watercooling experience and it wasnt bad but you get what you pay for and swiftech - thermochill - EK -d-tek are the best you can get , will be interesting to hear what people think about this range of products .
 
i would like to see more water cooling kits for beginners! the thermaltake one is looking good tho!! tempted but pricy!
 
ledbythereaper said:
Heh ^ Not being mean but I use OCUK for my hardware and then a specialist website for watercooling kit
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That is exactly the attitude I hope to change...as I said, until now I've looked elsewhere for my WC stuff too...

However, if OcUK can offer all the kit you want to buy then why wouldn't you buy that from us at the same time as you get your hardware? :)

As for the D-Tek pricing, I'm afraid that my current supplier is a little expensive so i'll have to try and find a more direct source, but that would depend on whether the demand is there. Until that time though i'll knock a couple of quid off each to help it along ;)
 
ScottiB said:
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As I said in a previous post, I am new to the purchasing team but when I joined I asked to be given the watercooling section because I see much potential there...plus being a WC user myself I was fed up of having to look elsewhere for the stuff I wanted to use. All suggestions gratefully accepted.
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Nice one, i am sure as your role develops as will the water cooling products/ range.

Thanks for keeping us informed and updated.
 
ScottiB said:
However, if OcUK can offer all the kit you want to buy then why wouldn't you buy that from us at the same time as you get your hardware? :)

As for the D-Tek pricing, I'm afraid that my current supplier is a little expensive so i'll have to try and find a more direct source, but that would depend on whether the demand is there. Until that time though i'll knock a couple of quid off each to help it along ;)
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Its looking good so far.I`m planning on switching to water in a couple of weeks,with whats been mentioned so far I will be able to shop at OcUK and not have to look elsewhere.

Thanks

tommysdad
 
ScottiB said:
That is exactly the attitude I hope to change...as I said, until now I've looked elsewhere for my WC stuff too...

However, if OcUK can offer all the kit you want to buy then why wouldn't you buy that from us at the same time as you get your hardware? :)

As for the D-Tek pricing, I'm afraid that my current supplier is a little expensive so i'll have to try and find a more direct source, but that would depend on whether the demand is there. Until that time though i'll knock a couple of quid off each to help it along ;)
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Your doing a fine job, not many places do we get the chance to say what we want.:D
 
I've had good results with the XSPC X20 Delta CPU blocks as an alternative to the DD, D-Tec and Swiftek kit.
 
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