ORIGIN PC Announces the FROSTBYTE 360 Liquid Cooling System

[Cristian_25H]

ORIGIN PC announced today the exclusive availability of their new FROSTBYTE 360 liquid cooling system. With the FROSTBYTE 360 ORIGIN's professional overclocking teams are reaching speeds up to 5.2 GHz allowing them to routinely set new benchmark records and stay on top of the competition. Featuring silent pumps, a high efficiency triple 120 mm radiator, and zero maintenance, the FROSTBYTE 360 liquid cooling system allows for extreme overclocking in a more affordable solution. The award winning ORIGIN PC GENESIS configured with the FROSTBYTE 360 starts at $1,599.





"Until now, extreme overclocking required hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of components including pumps, radiators, coolant hoses, fittings, and expensive water blocks," said Kevin Wasielewski ORIGIN PC CEO and cofounder. "With the Frostbyte 360, a maintenance free liquid cooling solution, ORIGIN PC customers can enjoy top-end CPU performance at a fraction of the cost."

The ORIGIN FROSTBYTE 360 is the most cost-efficient high-performance liquid cooling system in the industry and it's backed by the best service and support. The FROSTBYTE 360 is a maintenance free solution and every ORIGIN PC is covered by free lifetime 24/7 toll-free technical support based in the U.S.

ORIGIN PC's Exclusive FROSTBYTE 360 Liquid Cooling System features:

- ORIGIN professional CPU overclocking up to 5.2GHz on multiple cores
- Micro-channel copper CPU block and 360 mm high efficiency copper radiator
- Embedded temperature sensor delivers the copper surface temperature with an accuracy of +/- 1C
- Ultra silent operation and exceptionally low weight
- Factory sealed, maintenance free operation
- Thermal resistance as low as 0.085 C/W

ORIGIN systems feature a 1 to 3 year free shipping and free part replacement warranty combined with the best in class integration, quality testing and support. ORIGIN PC offers a free life-time 24/7 phone and online service guarantee and each customer has a dedicated support team and free life-time labor for upgrade needs.

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[EnergyFX]

Origin... Frostbyte... at first glance of the title I thought this would be something about BF3.

 

[NinkobEi]

Wonder how long it will take EA to sue Origin PC for taking the name of their game "service"

 

[_JP_]

Origin... Frostbyte... at first glance of the title I thought this would be something about BF3.

Same here. These guys have good marketing skills.

 

[Wrigleyvillain]

"Good" or "questionable" depending on who you ask.

 

[_JP_]

"Good" or "questionable" depending on who you ask.

Frostbite is good. Origin is...well...uhm...not as good.
So the product will be atheistically pleasing, have lots of eye-candy, demanding on the remaining hardware, provide mediocre service, steal your data and remove your ownership from the hardware.
Judgment by association FTW!

 

[jalex3]

Origin PC was first...

 

[ZoneDymo]

Origin... Frostbyte... at first glance of the title I thought this would be something about BF3.

Heh with the 360 bit I actually thought it would be a watercooling kit for the Xbox 360

 

[NinkobEi]

Origin PC was first...

Yeah, there lies the irony and the idiocracy of EA

 

[Deleted member 67555]

Origin PC was first...

Actually Origin Pc was a Game Company lead by Chris Roberts in the late 80s early 90s that made games like Wing Commander but was sadly bought out by EA...Name and trademarks...So I think EA would have a case..

On subject This is one neat looking WC unit....If I had the money I'd prolly buy it cause it would fit my Xiggy Utgard perfectly

 

[EnergyFX]

Heh with the 360 bit I actually thought it would be a watercooling kit for the Xbox 360

yeah, that too

 

[_JP_]

Yeah, there lies the irony and the idiocracy of EA

Origin PC was founded in 2009. Although EA's Origin service started in 2011, EA owns the trademark of Origin since 1992, when they bought Origin Systems.
EA may be a bad corporation, but they aren't stupid.
But EA won't be able to have a strong case, if they decide to sue Origin PC. Both have different markets. The chances one is affecting the other sales is like saying ol' farmer McDonald is not selling his animals, because McDonalds is using his name to make food that's not healthy. (I think)

 

[theubersmurf]

If EA's use between 92-09 was low or non-existant, they would likely lose the name to a company that did. Though origin PC, should have filed a claim already if they thought it was going to disrupt their business. EA probably has more time, having "re-invigorated" the origin name for one of their products more recently.

I get the feeling Origin PC may have been taking a jab at EA with "Frostbite" everyone here thought it was an obvious association with Battlefield, they may want the previously abandoned name, or may even want EA to take them to court so they can make a claim to the name based on EA's lack of use or something.

 

[jpierce55]

When I seen the title i see Origin and Frostbyte alongside 360 and Ea Origins/Xbox 360 also instantly came to mind. I think that is some risky naming!

 

[LAN_deRf_HA]

So you can't buy it separately? That sucks. Looks so much better than the H80/100 with their little MSN icon guy and the bland gray plastic fan thingy. Honestly a two tone picture of a turd would look better than that shit.

 

[hhumas]

wow I love blue .. and its awesome

 

[wrathchild_67]

$1600 for a self-contained watercooling system? Who do they think they're kidding. Unless this thing also has a chilling element and is also pre-insulated from condensation, they're going to need to drop the price by more than half. The most I've ever spent on a full watercooling setup (cpu, NB, 2x full coverage GPU) was $500. This Frostbyte thing only handles the CPU.

 

[Arctucas]

Mushkin uses Frostbyte as a name for their RAM heatsinks.

Another lawsuit?

 

[ironwolf]

The company that did the Wing Commander series was called Origin Systems, Inc. and was founded back in 1983. EA bought it in 1992.

 

[[H]@RD5TUFF]

Very nice, I wonder if they ar emakinf them in house or if they have an OEM, and if so who that is, because I want them to sell them to the public

 

[jpierce55]

$1600 for a self-contained watercooling system? Who do they think they're kidding. Unless this thing also has a chilling element and is also pre-insulated from condensation, they're going to need to drop the price by more than half. The most I've ever spent on a full watercooling setup (cpu, NB, 2x full coverage GPU) was $500. This Frostbyte thing only handles the CPU.

I think that is $1600 starting point for the entire "Genesis" desktop with the Frostbyte.

 

[[H]@RD5TUFF]

I think that is $1600 starting point for the entire "Genesis" desktop with the Frostbyte.

people who don't read an article before QQIng about it :shadedshu

 

[Bjorn_Of_Iceland]

In such a case, the water block and pump would bottleneck the thermal performance. A custom loop with a cheapo XSPC raystorm pumped by at least a 750lph with 2x 120 rad would beat the hell out of this.

 

[1Kurgan1]

Origin PC was founded in 2009. Although EA's Origin service started in 2011, EA owns the trademark of Origin since 1992, when they bought Origin Systems.
EA may be a bad corporation, but they aren't stupid.
But EA won't be able to have a strong case, if they decide to sue Origin PC. Both have different markets. The chances one is affecting the other sales is like saying ol' farmer McDonald is not selling his animals, because McDonalds is using his name to make food that's not healthy. (I think)

The combination of Origin and the fact that they are using the same name as the most popular EA engine (except 1 letter changed), I don't know much about law. But that seems to be riding the coat tails of EA, working off their promotions.