Monday, May 29th 2023

HYTE Unveils its First All-in-One Liquid Cooler the THICC Q60

HYTE, the PC components, peripherals, and lifestyle brand of iBUYPOWER, today, announced its first all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooler, the THICC Q60. Designed with the largest LCD display panel on a liquid cooler, the Q60 looks to defy industry standards. Prominently mounted over the water block of the Q60 is a 5" ultra-slim IPS display with a 720 x 1280 resolution. Behind the back cover of the LCD screen is a 42-pixel qRGB array that diffuses through the frosted surface providing ambient lighting. Users can customize both the LCD screen and the qRGB array through HYTE's Nexus software for a personal touch.

"Processor manufacturers are racing to stay competitive," said Rob Teller, Product Director of HYTE. "They're pumping up TDPs to break boundaries and stretch performance limits. The existing coolers on the market are just not cutting it anymore. They're failing to match up, causing those promised clock speeds to stay frustratingly out of reach. The THICC Q60 unleashes your processor, boosting your performance to previously unthinkable levels. A powerful trio of Dual Harmonic Pumps, a 52 mm-Thick Heat Exchanger, and a pair of 32 mm-Thick FT12 fans create a cooling density that's potent, efficient, and amazingly quiet. This isn't just about upgrading your computing performance; this will redefine your digital experience."
With a large heat exchanger measuring 120 x 288 x 52 mm, the Q60 stands to be one of the thickest AIOs on the market, targeting the highest performance to noise ratio. Housed in the heat exchanger are dual harmonic pumps providing enough power to propel the coolant through the Q60 for optimum system performance.

A single power cable attached to the heat exchanger drives the entire unit and eliminates additional cable management. Paired with the Q60 are two new 120 x 120 x 32 mm THICC FT12 fans that daisy chain together and connect to the heat exchanger via Nexus Link Type-M magnetic couplers. The blades of the FT12 fans are constructed with liquid crystal polymer (LCP), providing a more rigid design for higher tolerance and better performance. Housed in the body of each FT12 fan is a thermal sensor that measures air temperature and fan orientation and reports back to Nexus.

FT12 Fans will have a speed range of 500 to 2,000 RPMs and will have a zero RPM capability for complete silence when needed. HYTE's FT12 Fans will be available in packs of three and will come with a Nexus Link Type-M to Nexus Link Type-C cable for compatibility with additional Nexus controlled devices including NP50 Nexus Portal and PQ10 and PQ30 qRGB Light Strips. Additionally, a PWM to Nexus Link Type-M cable will be included for compatibility with motherboard fan control.
Both the THICC Q60 and THICC FT12 Fans will be on display in the HYTE/iBUYPOWER suite during Computex 2023.

Availability
The THICC Q60 is expected to be available globally in September 2023 for a starting MSRP of $299.99 USD.

The THICC FT12 Fans are expected to be available globally in September 2023 for a starting MSRP of $79.99 USD.
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12 Comments on HYTE Unveils its First All-in-One Liquid Cooler the THICC Q60

#1
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
I had to read the headline over again to ensure it didn't appear as HYPE
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#2
Chaitanya
Good to see thicker radiators coming to AIO market but just out of curiosity what the ugly thing slapped pump housing?
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#3
RDNAuser
Price of a GPU or CPU for cooling.... when you can grab an Air cooler for like 50 bucks that performs within 5c of it. LOL
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#4
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
ChaitanyaGood to see thicker radiators coming to AIO market but just out of curiosity what the ugly thing slapped pump housing?
Will require higher static Pressure fans which can introduce additional noise.
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#5
freeagent
300USD.. ouch. Hopefully you can refill it, or else this is just more E-Waste.

Curious why they didn’t stick with the thicc theme and not go with 38mm fans instead of 32mm.
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#6
maxfly
I can build a Chinesium based loop for 3 bills. That's going to be a hard sell for an aio. Reviews better be stellar for both or this suckers going to flop hard.
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#7
Blitzkuchen
Why i need a garbage screen on my cpu cooler?, i can have a 5 inch IPS second screen for about 50$ from aliexpress ?
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#8
erocker
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BlitzkuchenWhy i need a garbage screen on my cpu cooler?, i can have a 5 inch IPS second screen for about 50$ from aliexpress ?
You don't! That's why there's multiple manufacturers with multiple designs!! You're free to pick what you want! WOW!
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#9
Alan Smithee
Ah so this is where all of the old iPhone 6 trade-ins went.
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#10
Gmr_Chick
I can pick up an Arctic LF II 360 or 420 for cheaper and chances are it'll run circles around this gimmicky hype-infested abomination.
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#11
caroline!
-should we use a copper rad to improve performance?
-nah just add more RGB and plastics lulz

CEO of HYTE, probably
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