** OCUK TECH LABS AIO LIQUID COOLERS - PRICE SLASH **

I'm already wishing I had picked up a 240 AIO (like the one in my X99 8-Pack bundle) for my better half's Z170 system I'm trying to put together for tomorrow, the white Alpenfohn Matterhorn seems a right faff to put together!
 
8Pack bundles are using these coolers. The triple is fine even on high OC 5960x. Dual is perfect for 6700k and 5820 level. Dual or even single 120 rad for i5 or i3 level skylake OC.

I really recommend these coolers. Great value, performance, quiet running and very easy to fit. Now with the best paste too.
 
UTmaniac said:
I'm already wishing I had picked up a 240 AIO (like the one in my X99 8-Pack bundle) for my better half's Z170 system I'm trying to put together for tomorrow, the white Alpenfohn Matterhorn seems a right faff to put together!
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So easy to fit. Easier than almost all aftermarket Air coolers. I am always using these units for testing now.
 
Thanks 8 pack, ive just ordered the 360mm version so i will report back after when i get it. Will also leave a review on the website. Just seen it's got the thermal grizzly hydronaut stuff which seems quite good stuff.

afaik Asetek do make really good AIO so these should be good.
 
I really want to buy one of these but it looks so boring :(

Can you guys modify one for me? :D

How does this cooler stand up against the triton? I like the prettiness of the Triton but if this works better i'll just get some red LED's or something.
 
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Are the supplied fans 3 pin models? Was considering either the 240 or 360 for an oc'd 5820k. If a 240 would be enough I could just use the pwm corsair fans from my k2 cooler. 360 I could run the supplied fans of an akasa fc6 30w per channel controller via splitters.
 
Bought a Phantecks Evolv ATX Case in Gun Metal from OcUK over Christmas & swapped everything over from an old Xigmatec case. Well impressed & loving this case, dead easy to work with & plenty of room but it just seems to be missing something.

i have just started overclocking the current chip I5-3570 (First time ever) and its starting to get a bit hot above 4.2 MHz like 75 -80°. I think it would be rude not to Water-cool this case but after reading review after review I am confused on what cooler to buy.

I was initially looking at either the 240mm Corsair AIO's or The Kraken X61 but some of the reviews have put me off, also seen the OcUK Tech labs kits & it looks like the 360 would fit a treat either at the top or front, but I cant really find any reviews as such and the reviews on here don't really say much except missing screws. whats the real world performance, noise & reliability like, Oh and do they come with mounting screws ;)

Can the OcUK boffins confirm a tech labs 360 kit will fit & cool better than the 5 Year old Geld Tranquillo currently fitted or should I stick with Air & go down the Noctura or Phanteks route.



Regards, Sven
 
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