** MORE NEW XSPC - IN STOCK NOW **

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Hi Guys

We have a massive shipment of XSPC due in which will see us carrying the BEST and most complete range of XSPC in the UK.

Here are some of the highlights of the new stock up for pre order that should be at OcUK next week

We also have some products listed that you cannot currently buy anywhere else including the revolutionary 680 blocks and the multiport and crossflow EX rads.

OcUK is the place to buy XSPC

SEE THE WHOLE XSPC RANGE HERE

We also carry a full range of fittings.

CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL XSPC FITTINGS RANGE




XSPC RayStorm CPU WaterBlock (Intel) Copper @ £96.98 inc VAT

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Special edition all copper waterblock with a CNC cut aluminium bracket. The best performing CPU waterblock just got better.

- Designed for Multi Core CPU’s
- High Performance Copper Base 56x56x3mm
- CNC Cut Copper Top
- CNC Cut Aluminium Bracket
- G1/4? Threads
- Compatible with Most Compression Fittings
- Supports Sockets LGA775, 1156, 115, 1366 and 2011

Supplied with mounting hardware, 775, 1156/1155, and 1366 backplates,
allen key, and K2 thermal paste.

Only £96.98 inc VAT.

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XSPC Razor GTX680 @ £79.99 inc VAT

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Full Cover VGA Water-Block

- CNC machined copper base
- 1mm fins for high performance
- CNC cut stainless steel top
- Dimensions 185 x 123 x 25.7mm
- Prepared for SLI with 7 G1/4" ports
- Supports GTX680 cards
(Nvidia reference design only)

Supplied with mounting kit, G1/4" plugs, thermal pads and thermal paste

Only £79.99 inc VAT.

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XSPC RayStorm GPU @ £53.99 inc VAT

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High Performance, Universal GPU Block

- High Performance Copper Base
- CNC Cut Acetal Top
- Acrylic Mounting Plate
- G1/4? Threads
- Fits most graphic cards, including:

Nvidia Geforce Reference Designs
GTX680, GTX580, GTX480, GTX470, GTX460, GTX285, GTX280, GTX275, GTX260, GTS250, 9800GT, 9600GT, 8800GTX, 8800GTS, 8800GT

ATI/AMD Radeon Reference Designs
6970, 6950, 6870, 6850, 5870, 5850, 5830, 5770, 5750, 5670, 5570, 5550, 4890, 4870, 4850, 4670, 3870, 3850, 2900, 1900

Supplied with mounting hardware, twin led and thermal paste.

NOT COMPATIBLE WITH 1/2" COMPRESSION FITTINGS

Only £53.99 inc VAT.

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XSPC RS240 120mm Radiator - Black @ £38.99 inc VAT

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Taking top end performance and combining it with low end pricing the XSPC RS240 offers superb cooling potential and punches well above the performance you would expect of a radiator of this price.

- High Performance Copper Fin Radiator
- Black Gloss Finish
- Dimensions: 121x35x277mm (WxDxH)
- 19mm Flat tubes for reduced flow resistance
- 1 Row 11 Tubes
- Compact Design
- G1/4" Ports
- M4 Screws (Supplied)

Only £38.99 inc VAT.

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XSPC EX240 Crossflow Radiator @ £43.99 inc VAT

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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 290mm (WxDxH)
- Weight: ~520g
- Ports: G1/4?
- Screws: 6-32 UNC
- Fans: 2 x 120mm (4x with push/pull)

Supplied 30mm and 6mm 6-32 UNC screws


Only £43.99 inc VAT.

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XSPC EX360 Crossflow Radiator @ £52.99 inc VAT

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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 410mm (WxDxH)
- Weight: ~683g
- Ports: G1/4?
- Screws: 6-32 UNC
- Fans: 3 x 120mm (6x with push/pull)

Supplied 30mm and 6mm 6-32 UNC screws

Only £52.99 inc VAT.

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Oh nice! The 680 block looks weird though :S, why does the inlet and outlet block stick out so much?
 
What makes the cpu block worth so much? Serious question? are there any significant advantages to having it compared to others?
 
It's to make flow direction easy. They have a sweet sli adapter we will be listing once it's out too. Check the product images on the item page to see the sli example. It's a much better way of doing things in my opinion, you can run serial or parallel flow on multi card setups much easier using this method.

Really impressed with the quality of xspc recently and it's a brand that OcUK is really pushing to get behind at the moment.

They have some epic products in the pipeline too.
Interesting times within watercooling.
 
The copper raystorm is a ltd edition at the moment. That's why it costs more as manufacturing runs are much smaller which sadly drives the cost up. A copper top instead of delrin is the single contributor to the higher price.
I'm sure I don't need to explain the copper would be a better conductor of heat than a delrin/acetal/pom/plexi top.

This is what makes the EK SupremeHF CU the best block that EK makes.

I think there is a review on martins or skinnee labs but I am on my phone at the moment so can't check.
 
Cross flow rads will be much the same as the standard
EX rads.
I am unsure if they are dual pass or not but will test myself when they arrive.
Xspc don't release untested products so these will have been through the wars in testing and R&D in the same way they did before presenting the original EX rads

In the future, we are planning on bringing Aquacomputer and Watercool to OcUK.
This will however take some time whilst we build up a relationship and get to a point where we can offer a great range and good pricing.

Our current range of watercooling covers all bases but if we are missing something, the product suggestion forum has been moved to the top of the forum to make it more obvious. If there is something you think we should stock, I would love to hear your thoughts and would also offer feedback on the viability of any suggestions.

The move was part of our commitment to improving customer service and something we hope that customers will make more use of if they wan a product that we don't carry.
This is something that is better suited to watercooling hardware as we would never be able to carry every line ever made.

Xspc has been a major brand for us for as long as I can remember but I have been in talks for a long time with XSPC to get support from them for the entire range to be carried by us.

We have EK as our current leading partner for watercooling hardware and I wanted to introduce another direct vendor who we have excellent relationships with who I knew could take on an equally good position for us.

This is because from a customer service point of view, we feel that the quality of the products stand out and that the RMA terms for XSPC products not just met but go beyond our expectations.
This allows us to pass on this service to our customers who ultimately are the ones who should benefit.
 
That's a very good move and i'm hoping aswel that you guys at ocuk will be able to develop good relationships with those from germany ;) to bring us the "german engineered" water cooling hardware that some of us might want. I'm fairly new to watercooling still but after seeing so much development from how water blocks and water cooled systems use to look, as you say i think this year will be very interesting in relation to new designs that are starting to surface.

I know Watercool heatkiller range are looking promising for sure, i mean just look at that backplate! Aquacomputer aswel look very promising!


It's just nice to see something different other than EK after EK after EK as everyone on here seem to have EK hardware now and i fully understand that it will take some good time before we'll see some other brands surfacing.


Keep up the good work OCUK!
 
WoW £97 for the XSPC RayStorm CPU WaterBlock (Intel) Copper, l can understand a GPU Block being that price, but a CPU Block. :eek:
 
Jay85 said:
That's a very good move and i'm hoping aswel that you guys at ocuk will be able to develop good relationships with those from germany ;) to bring us the "german engineered" water cooling hardware that some of us might want. I'm fairly new to watercooling still but after seeing so much development from how water blocks and water cooled systems use to look, as you say i think this year will be very interesting in relation to new designs that are starting to surface.

I know Watercool heatkiller range are looking promising for sure, i mean just look at that backplate! Aquacomputer aswel look very promising!


It's just nice to see something different other than EK after EK after EK as everyone on here seem to have EK hardware now and i fully understand that it will take some good time before we'll see some other brands surfacing.


Keep up the good work OCUK!
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thanks for the kind words.

everyone uses EK for a reason. they are well priced and awesome products but it is certainly something we can improve on. having a good range is one thing but we aim to have a great range, that is the only way to be doing things moving forward.
 
@OLDPHART - Under £100 for two solid blocks of highly machined copper is quite good imho.
Machineing copper is a pita - and the reason xspc stopped making the excellent 'edge' block
You get the better bracket and the top will not crack ... But still it's dear
No major benifit over the Acetal Top unless your chilling the coolant. Then it's worth every penny

Just noticed your going to stock the XSPC compression fittings - very nice low profile design
 
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@oldphart - Under £100 for two solid blocks of highly machined copper is quite good imho.
Machineing copper is a pita
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@ shadowscotland > LoL, yes under a £100 > £97, they may as well made it £99.99 and thats under a £100 to. :p

Watercool Heatkiller Rev 3 CPU Waterblock Intel 1366 : All Copper[stainless steel bracket] £50 using one myself, a very good CPU Block and that is also under a £100. ;)
 
The full copper HK3 was well over £100 when it was new and the top block available.
Still a great block - but the people what the best - so it's just clearance stock now (and a great buy)
 
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