**RAIJINTEK ORCUS RGB AIO WATERCOOLER**

[Doogles]

I've tried four in total, one from Rajintek before it leaked and three from Corsair, all were audible to some degree, even had a replacement which made the exact same noise, pump noise it's a feature apparently.

Depends how quiet your system is a I guess, mine is near silent idle so any pump noise stands out.

Do you have HDD in the system? Mine always make more noise than the rest of it.

 

[Shocky-FM]

Do you have HDD in the system? Mine always make more noise than the rest of it.

Nope, all SSD drives.

Been that way for quite a few years now.

 

[Doogles]

Nope, all SSD drives.

Been that way for quite a few years now.

Ah that's why! Sadly I have to many films to remove my drives

 

[Shocky-FM]

Ah that's why! Sadly I have to many films to remove my drives

I use my 6TB NAS drive for general storage, nothing sensitive and nothing that can't be downloaded again really.

Trying to keep HDD's out of systems I build, but it's not an option for everyone.

 

[DaleTheWhale]

"A transparent window not only allows you to monitor the volume of coolant"

Just check the bottom of your case? Or the top of your GPU surely?

 

[JediFragger]

Cracking coolers these....

 

[carrot1401]

Cracking coolers these....

That joke isn't very water tight (from someone that had a Triton and got a free motherboard doorstop, which eventually got refunded after a bit of legal back and forth)

 

[subbytna]

You'd have to be a complete muppet to buy an AIO from these guys. After their last fisaco, I'm surprised they bothered to do another AIO, even if it is RGB.

 

[Midlife Crisis]

Just the job to put one of thease over the top of your £900 or more 1080ti......................

 

[Musty Pie]

What surprises me more is that OCUK are willing to stock them again - I wonder what the deal is there?

TBH the only way i can see people taking a punt on these is if OCUK have a direct relationship with RJT to help end users claim back for damaged goods when these things inevitably leak.

Even then I personally wouldnt risk it.

 

[Unicorn]

Just check the bottom of your case? Or the top of your GPU surely?

Quoting for truth here.
If history is anything to go by. That puddle of coolant on your gpu is a giveaway

 

[carrot1401]

Quoting for truth here.
If history is anything to go by. That puddle of coolant on your gpu is a giveaway

I had a cube case so the motherboard was flat. Slow drip onto metal plate holding cooler to cpu finally dropped onto the motherboard. Luckily CPU and everything else lived to tell the tale.