Granzon GAI0.1 CPU Water Block

[VSG]

Byksi's premium sister brand Granzon debuts on TechPowerUp with the GAI0.1 Intel-socket CPU water block. It has three top/bracket combinations to choose from, uses a copper cold plate with extremely dense fins, offers a clean aesthetic with optional RGB lighting, and has decent thermal performance too.

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[maxfly]

Ouch, $140 is a really hard sell for what they're offering with this one. Double whammy is until this review I didn't recognize Granzon as a Byski product at all. They've got to do a much better job of getting the name out there.

 

[Outback Bronze]

Interesting to see support for intel 1800.

Must be releasing soonish..

 

[AnarchoPrimitiv]

"four hex 2.5mm..."

I know I'm going to sound like I'm nitpicking, but the correct label for screws like this is a "flat, sockethead screw". They are commonly, though incorrectly, referred to as "allen screws", "countersunk screws", etc, but the correct term is "flat (headstyle), sockethead (drive type) screw". It's not a big deal, but if someone wanted to walk into a hardware store or search for these screws online and called them "hex screws" the search results would return hexhead csp screws (the type that require a wrench to turn), so merely for the sake of helping people....

 

[TechLurker]

A shame that Blyski didn't improve the cooling engine some for their luxury line. My guess is it'll be the same for their Granzon CPU block with a pump and LCD screen.