Arctic Makes Accelero Hybrid Generally Available Late May

[Maban]

I was going to get a Twin Turbo for my 680 but I'm really liking this. I hope SuperBiiz has these cheap like they do all the other Acceleros.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

It would be nice if they could do different varients of this, for instance a Dual rad version that can cool 2 GPUs for multi-GPU setups, that would be awesome. id get one for my 6970s

 

[Bjorn_Of_Iceland]

I wish they made it withouth the need to remove the stock vrm / mem heatsink.

 

[Shou Miko]

I wish they made it withouth the need to remove the stock vrm / mem heatsink.

actually, i think u can mod it a little so it will be hidden in there since it's not highere end the stock cooler (2 slots) i think it will be possible only thing u need is two holes in the stock cooler for the tubes.


Bjorn_Of_Iceland so u want it to look badass like PNY's XLR8 Liquid Cooled GTX 580? ^^;

 

[theonedub]

There is a guy over @ OCN that makes custom brackets to mount nearly every Hydro/Kuhler model to nearly every modern day GPU. Also has options to have the single bracket also have a place for a traditional 80,92,120mm fan to be added for VRM cooling. They look clean and can lead to a very cheap GPU cooling solution.

 

[Shou Miko]

There is a guy over @ OCN that makes custom brackets to mount nearly every Hydro/Kuhler model to nearly every modern day GPU. Also has options to have the single bracket also have a place for a traditional 80,92,120mm fan to be added for VRM cooling. They look clean and can lead to a very cheap GPU cooling solution.

sounds nice got a link to the thread over there? ^^;

 

[theonedub]

sounds nice got a link to the thread over there? ^^;

http://www.overclock.net/t/1237219/...u-brackets-fan-grills-custom-case-badges/0_50

 

[Shou Miko]

http://www.overclock.net/t/1237219/...u-brackets-fan-grills-custom-case-badges/0_50

thx theonedub.

and i think there is actually room to cut out the plastic infront of the "GeForce GTX" logo on the side of the fan case:

and have the two tubes running out there, and yeah that will take away ur warranty if u do that

 

[D007]

This is soo on my list.

 

[D007]

Has even a single person bought this? lol..
Not even one review on da egg..
ARCTIC COOLING Accelero Hybrid Fluid Dynamic VGA C...

I was considering getting it when I heard about it a couple months ago but the fact not many, if any are selling, makes me nervous.. I wish TPU could get their hands on one to do a review..
Need to know temps under load and they don't furnish that info.
Hint, hint.. Superwizzardpoweractivate!

 

[Shou Miko]

too expensive for me and i can't even find it in DK :/

 

[pantherx12]

I wish they would stop milking their customers ( AIO makers in general) And just release something like this which is nice and low profile, and then just sell different mounting brackets so you can use it for gpu/cpu/nb what ever depending on what you need cooled.

Also I wish instead of sealed units they came with compression fittings so you can upgrade down the line... I mean they're charging enough to throw in the 4 fittings it would require ...
(Obviously you would loose any leak free guarantee they had when you first purchased, but if the pump fails you'd still be covered)

 

[sneekypeet]

but if the pump fails you'd still be covered

assuming the pump can take the extra stress of more blocks or longer runs

also I have the Hybrid

 

[pantherx12]

assuming the pump can take the extra stress of more blocks or longer runs

also I have the Hybrid

Well as shite as the kits are Thermaltake manage it with their bigwater coolers. : ]

 

[sneekypeet]

the bigwater kits have a 500L/H pump, I highly doubt the low voltage pumps in the Asetek coolers can move that amount.

 

[pantherx12]

the bigwater kits have a 500L/H pump, I highly doubt the low voltage pumps in the Asetek coolers can move that amount.

Pfftt they say it's 500L/H I've one in-front of me at the moment and it definitely doesn't

 

[sneekypeet]

ok well then let me say it this way. The AIO pumps have the voltage lowered to a point to where you get a great mix of performance vs. the heat of the pump. This is also adjusted for one pump and the single rad to specifically cool one thing. I believe if you add too much heat from a GPU on top of the CPU load in a system like that you are going to be on the verge of saturating the loop.

EDIT: Asetek does make a dual loop for the CPU and GPU (did make), but it was also a single thick rad and the original pumps. I have to believe it was for stock running PCs because I never seen them go retail outside of OEMs.

 

[pantherx12]

ok well then let me say it this way. The AIO pumps have the voltage lowered to a point to where you get a great mix of performance vs. the heat of the pump. This is also adjusted for one pump and the single rad to specifically cool one thing. I believe if you add too much heat from a GPU on top of the CPU load in a system like that you are going to be on the verge of saturating the loop.

How about an obscenely expensive AIO?

With a Modified Liang pump

For example Dual radiator kit for £100-110 ( currently £80 or so at the moment) Now I think about it Swiftek do kits like this, but not pre-assembled. I want them to preassemable them!

 

[sneekypeet]

I seen one kit at CES that is billed as an AIO, but I had to sign papers not to say too much. I can say this though, if it does come to the market, Asetek and CoolIT will be in trouble!

Actually it seems they have released some info.... http://hexus.net/tv/show/2012/03/Cooler_Master_returns_to_liquid_cooling

 

[pantherx12]

I seen one kit at CES that is billed as an AIO, but I had to sign papers not to say too much. I can say this though, if it does come to the market, Asetek and CoolIT will be in trouble!

Actually it seems they have released some info.... http://hexus.net/tv/show/2012/03/Cooler_Master_returns_to_liquid_cooling

Still watching, but that is one nicely put together piece of kit!

If there prices are correct I was bang on, I should win some brownie points.