Thursday, October 11th 2012
EK Introduces the EK-Supreme LTX CSQ Water Blocks
EK Water Blocks, premium computer water cooling gear provider, has released a refreshed line-up of the best value-for-money series water block - the EK-Supreme LTX.
EK-Supreme LTX CSQ (LTX stands for Light XTreme) is a universal Intel socket CPU waterblock for the advanced enthusiast users. It has been designed to lower the production costs yet still offer the EK quality branded CPU waterblock at the best price.
EK-Supreme LTX CSQ is a successor of successful EK-Supreme LT which debuted in 2007. It's main improvements are:
- better flow: due to improved channel depth design up to 10% higher flow compared to EK-Supreme LT
- better cooling performance
The EK-Supreme LTX CSQ cooling engine uses fin design. The water (coolant) accelerates through 46 very thin channels which provide extreme cooling surface area. Very thin copper base bottom wall even further improves cooling performance.
The base plate is made of electrolytic copper lapped and polished to +/- 0.0007mm flatness. The top is made of quality cast, satin finished acrylic material.
EK-Supreme LTX CSQ (LTX stands for Light XTreme) is a universal Intel socket CPU waterblock for the advanced enthusiast users. It has been designed to lower the production costs yet still offer the EK quality branded CPU waterblock at the best price.
- better flow: due to improved channel depth design up to 10% higher flow compared to EK-Supreme LT
- better cooling performance
The EK-Supreme LTX CSQ cooling engine uses fin design. The water (coolant) accelerates through 46 very thin channels which provide extreme cooling surface area. Very thin copper base bottom wall even further improves cooling performance.
The base plate is made of electrolytic copper lapped and polished to +/- 0.0007mm flatness. The top is made of quality cast, satin finished acrylic material.
16 Comments on EK Introduces the EK-Supreme LTX CSQ Water Blocks
That is the only explanation to dem crop circles.
They make your product look childish IMO and they increase tooltime/toolwear...
Pass the savings along to your customers :cool:
Not your latest Acid/crop circle trip induced design ideas...
They are a bloody punch in the eye to watch on a completed build.
I for one wouldn't care if it had a Hello Kitty carved on the top if it performed well.
The circles are bad enough. Don't tell their marketing people to put hello kitties on it too.
Does acetal come in pink or is just black?
:D
But I really don't care what computer parts look.