** OcUK Tech Labs Fathom All in One Custom Cooler **

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What he's trying to say is, in the Corsair AIO's, if they leak, it tends to have some consequences to the hardware due to the coolant they use.

Depending on what coolant's in this AIO from OCUK, a leak won't be as bad, I've had pools of coolant on my GPU while it's been turned on from a leak and it's been fine.
 
the price is high, but add the cost of the individual parts to your basket and it works out better.

liquid on your hardware is bad, regardless of if it is conductive or not.

I am doing a small instruction sheet to ship with each unit that explains simple maintenance and the checks that each customer needs to carry out before installation.

Its pretty simple stuff but we are just aiming to make it as easy as possible.


as for those guys talking about the price.

This product was never and will never be a competitor for a H100. the single 120mm version of the Fathom cooler is better than a h100i.

check the 5GHz AMD runs i posted in the OP, expecting a h100 to be able to achieve that is... unrealistic.
 
Hi rjkoneill, will you be doing some kits with customisable tubing? I think that is one of the biggest complaints about the all in ones, and also I have a friend who wants to do a Yellow themed build, but doesn't want a full loop.
 
I have no idea what the difference is between the radiators on the 240mm one as well as the coolant that is used. Is the more expensive coolant just because of the nicer colours or is there some performance gain?

(Forgive me, I'm a bit dim when comes to watercooling.)
 
Rooster212 said:
Hi rjkoneill, will you be doing some kits with customisable tubing? I think that is one of the biggest complaints about the all in ones, and also I have a friend who wants to do a Yellow themed build, but doesn't want a full loop.
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choosing the mayhems pastel yellow would look good. you could perhaps ask our sales team to change the fans to akasa vipers also, that would look brilliant.

MrShens said:
I have no idea what the difference is between the radiators on the 240mm one as well as the coolant that is used. Is the more expensive coolant just because of the nicer colours or is there some performance gain?

(Forgive me, I'm a bit dim when comes to watercooling.)
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the standard radiators on both are a great all rounder, they are slimmer radiators with a decent amount of fins per inch. this translates to a nice cooling ability. the advanced option, SR-1 is a big improvement and has features like a built in fan shroud for better cooling.

the more expensive coolants are the pastel ones, these are the ones that are non transparent. if you google 'mayhems pastel' im sure the images will explain it better :)

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I've asked for pictures of fixings also would the size of the tubing be approx the same length as the h100i as I'm wanting one of these for my 900d with red liquid :)
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the fixings are standard XSPC compression fittings. we use these as they are very well priced, look great and are very secure. the tubing is cut to be the exact same length as a h100 :)

if you like, you can contact our sales team and ask for the tubing to be cut to a specified length.

we dont plan on doing a larger rad than 240 as in my opinion it would cause the pump to be inefficient.
for larger cooling setups, i would suggest a Tech Labs V series kit.


The block fixes in quite an easy way. you slot the retention bracket in either side of the block and then screw it down.

 
rjkoneill said:
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This product was never and will never be a competitor for a H100. the single 120mm version of the Fathom cooler is better than a h100i.

check the 5GHz AMD runs i posted in the OP, expecting a h100 to be able to achieve that is... unrealistic.
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Now that's what I was asking :-) Also, never noticed that the performance chart in the original post was an AMD chip. :cool:
 
it is an all in one system, ready to fit. there should be no additional parts required

the price includes the following:

  • a pre filled cooler with pump, tubing, fittings and rad all filled and tested
  • all of the mounting brackets for you to mount to supported AMD and Intel sockets as mentioned in each item description
  • a tube of Coolermaster Thermal Paste but for best results we suggest gelid paste or similar
  • the appropriate amount of fans.
 
I'm actually really tempted to try one of these. Had an Antec 620 but wasn't really impressed with it. Currently using a Silver Arrow but unfortunately my case (Silverstone RV02) isn't particularly watercooling friendly and I really can't be arsed to do a full custom loop in there.

Any idea whether the Eisberg will be ok to use with the Magicool dual 180 radiator. Fancy pushing my 4770K a bit further! And what about adding in a second 120 rad with the above.
 
Thanks so much I'm going to buy one on pay day next Thursday will these ship same day? Or will it be a couple of days
 
delpy8 said:
Thanks so much I'm going to buy one on pay day next Thursday will these ship same day? Or will it be a couple of days
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it depends when you order and how busy technical are.

they need testing for leaks and functionality before they can be quality controlled so it may delay it by a day or so. also it depends on stock levels of the products you order. i am waiting on an XSPC order to arrive that should mean there will be no delays if people choose the default radiator.


I will amend the description actually.
 
What sort of warranty does this come with?

I have spec'd the full kit separately and it comes to about the same price so tempted by this as an introduction to water cooling
 
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