Sunday, August 23rd 2020
Bitspower Intros Touchaqua Sedna Kit for Lian Li O11 Dynamic Series Cases
Bitspower is on a spree to release Touchaqua Sedna liquid cooling kits specific to popular cases. Last week, the company rolled out a kit for the Antec Torque series, and now we see one for the Lian Li PC O11 Dynamic series cases. Much like the kit form last week, the BPTA-WDPO11DA-KIT by Bitspower includes a distro plate+reservoir+pump combo that's been designed specifically for the case in its model name (the O11 Dynamic series). You replace the tempered glass front panel that came with your O11 with this plate, either completely see-through, or with an included aluminium cover plate. Other inclusions include a 360 mm radiator (Touchaqua Tarasque II 360S), a trio of Njord 120 mm fans, a Lotan full-coverage VGA water block that's compatible with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-series graphics cards, a Touchaqua Summit CPU water block for Intel sockets, fittings, an RGB controller, tubing, and coolant. Available now, the Touchaqua Sedna Kit for Lian Li O11 Dynamic series is priced at USD $680.
11 Comments on Bitspower Intros Touchaqua Sedna Kit for Lian Li O11 Dynamic Series Cases
Really? For that Price you can easily build 2 cooling-loops (one for each System) and still upgrade something else on the side. E.g. Alphacool / etc. come in at around 200-250 for a complete set of everything you Need if you don't take the pre-build sets but the parts on their own - I got to 280 for a dual-X99-board Setup with two cpu-cooler included so I really don't know what warrants the 400$+ more - the distro-plate is nice (even though with the Razor frontplate I wouldn't want to use it on my System but on my GF's Maybe) but definitely not worth the Money they ask for ….
Sure you can do things cheaper but I'm all for making mine look nice. Lian Li shared them too on their social media fwiw
"Material quality is key as well, you can buy cheaper ones but you risk problems." You're digging a hole here, it's rubber gasket sandwiched between two pieces of CNC'd acrylic. It doesn't serve a distinct purpose/function, isn't rated, contains high performance components, or guaranteed a certain amount of precision. There isn't a single spec for this plate that deems it the best at anything. Just because it has a high price tag doesn't mean it's the best, it's the other way around. You should understand this right, Mr. fellow engineer?
I know $680 seems excessive for just a distroplate. However the way the kit is described
its an complete loop, RAD / GPU/ CPU / Fans fitting , tubing etc.. at which point its a fairly decent deal.