Thursday, August 11th 2022
Alphacool Unveils the CORE XP³ Brass CPU Water Block
Alphacool presents today the Core XP³ Brass CPU cooler. Due to the still high popularity of the very compact Core XP³ CPU cooler, Alphacool has decided to offer another variant. The Core XP³ Brass is, as the name suggests, made of brass. Together with the nickel-plated copper base, the waste heat from the CPU is even better distributed and more efficiently transferred to the coolant.
The high weight and perfect color coating leave no doubt about the high value of this CPU water cooler. With this full metal cooler you get a very compact CPU water block for all current mainstream sockets from AMD and Intel. It offers the typical high Alphacool quality paired with outstanding performance at a fantastic price.
For more information and to purchase, visit this page. MSRP: 44.98€ including taxes.
The high weight and perfect color coating leave no doubt about the high value of this CPU water cooler. With this full metal cooler you get a very compact CPU water block for all current mainstream sockets from AMD and Intel. It offers the typical high Alphacool quality paired with outstanding performance at a fantastic price.
38 Comments on Alphacool Unveils the CORE XP³ Brass CPU Water Block
If you would of quoted me you'd see I didn't or never said anything about messing up any acetal threads.This is the only reference to some thing being destroyed
It was not my intention to insinuate anything. I'm sorry if that came across wrong. Only when I explain something, then so that others also understand it or I try to explain it as well as possible for all, so that it is clear and understandable for all.
While you are here i would like to ask you if the DC-LT 2600 pump will have enough pressure to run a CPU + GPU + two 240mm rads ( all fairly low impedance ) with very short tube lenght between the components ( certainly less than a 1m total lenght ) ?
I would not recommend it. It will work, but not very well or the flow will be extremely low. Depending on the overall design, it may not work at all. The pump is a bit weak for that.
Yeah I did test my optimus sigV2 brass against my optimus foundation acrylic
The difference was clear at maximum clocks the sigV2 was 2c better and I love the foundation to but day to day gaming/... nonsense yeah doubt anyone would notice but this techpowerup not default clocks com so turn on the heater baby benchmark the shit out of the system and brass will win every time on the same setup and clocks.
This testing was with my x299 system 28 threads so lots of heat from 9940x to try and keep cool at 4.9.
You don't need a new socket mount or other parts. So you can easily move your coolers and AIOs from AM4 to AM5 with the mounting bracket you already have.
The whole thing we will also communicate via PR next week again to the outside.
Any XPX cooler would be the best. Doesn`t matter which of them. The differences are ~1k between all of them.