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Guru3D.com » News » AquaComputer offers Kryograpics Radeon R9 Nano Water Block

AquaComputer offers Kryograpics Radeon R9 Nano Water Block

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/11/2015 08:12 AM | source: | 5 comment(s)
AquaComputer offers Kryograpics Radeon R9 Nano Water Block

AquaComputer offers a full cover Kryograpics Radeon R9 Nano Water Block. The design is single slot and might be just what the Doctor ordered.

First off, AquaComputer is based in germany and seem to be adressing just that market.  So if you like to swap out the original cooling solution for the NANO, Aqua Computer might have a nice alternative for you with their Full Coverage Water Block

The water block is based on exposed copper with an acrylic cover. The coolant channel flows over GPU and also the VRM area. The block itself is single-slot and thus easy to use for Crossfire of course. The product comes with standard G 1/4 fittings / threads.

AquaComputer was able to keep the NANO cooled at 35 °C with a 27 ° C water temperature while running Furmark. The block currently at pre-order, I do not have a pricing just yet. More info here.



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#5157273 Posted on: 09/11/2015 11:29 AM
It's really nice, but I think an AIO solution would be better for an ITX case that can't fit something bigger than the Fury Nano.

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#5157410 Posted on: 09/11/2015 04:18 PM
It's really nice, but I think an AIO solution would be better for an ITX case that can't fit something bigger than the Fury Nano.


Custom setups are always better in my mind then a AIO. They are easier to upgrade and change broken parts out. You can also make some pretty small custom setups. Don't get me wrong AIOs are nice, but I look at them as starter setups to watercooling.

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#5157491 Posted on: 09/11/2015 07:24 PM
I think a Raijintek Triton would go awesomely nice with this block added to the loop.

It´s an AIO, but it's also expandable, and it really does it's job.

Wish they would sell it off Germany...

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#5157506 Posted on: 09/11/2015 07:54 PM
I think a Raijintek Triton would go awesomely nice with this block added to the loop.

It´s an AIO, but it's also expandable, and it really does it's job.

Wish they would sell it off Germany...

I was thinking the same thing.
Not gonna lie, I really want a NANO or FURY X.

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#5158201 Posted on: 09/13/2015 10:16 PM
I think a Raijintek Triton would go awesomely nice with this block added to the loop.

It´s an AIO, but it's also expandable, and it really does it's job.

Wish they would sell it off Germany...

there is solution from aquacomputer.de too... get the present waterblock then add the airplex modularity system (radiator+pump) and you have a DIY that is far better than any AIO and fit a mini itx case.

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