Computex 2017: Lian-Li To Offer a Raw Copper Liquid Cooling Kit

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/01/2017 03:47 PM | source: | 25 comment(s)

So yes, this is a bit of an exclusive first. A RAW copper radiator, when you see the photo you'll understand what I mean. Basically Lian-Li will re-brand a LCS solution from Cinsys. The company (according to Lian-Li) offers an new cooling solution based on a 240mm rad with embedded pump (which will make the CPU cooling block thinner).

Combined with nice thick tubing and a proper copper nickel plated water-block things already look nice. However the funky thing is that the radiator will remain as you see it on the photos, raw and pure copper. And after all the years of all black, I somehow seriously seem to like that look.

One issue though, over time that copper will age and slowly discolor itself. But even that gives a proper build that bit of a steam-punk feel I guess. I dunno man, this unit might become a hit for Lian-Li, they might be on to something here alright. In the upcoming months you'll hear more about this product series. We do hop to see other capacity versions as well like perhaps maybe a 360mm triple fan radiator.

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weasel
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#5438204 Posted on: 06/01/2017 03:55 PM

Yes that looks indeed awesome hope it sells good and they release a 360 rad version to!

madagent
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#5438208 Posted on: 06/01/2017 04:04 PM

With fans added in you won't even see the copper color. Will just look like everything else.

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#5438210 Posted on: 06/01/2017 04:05 PM

Looks nice.

I wonder when someone will release pure-silver LCS! Just to show off!
(though silver has even slightly better thermal conductivity than copper...)

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#5438213 Posted on: 06/01/2017 04:07 PM

With fans added in you won't even see the copper color. Will just look like everything else.

It's not about the looks, but the heat dissipation. If you want looks, then get some orange LED's on them fans to simulate the color of copper lol.

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#5438216 Posted on: 06/01/2017 04:13 PM

With fans added in you won't even see the copper color. Will just look like everything else.

Looking from inside a side panel simply place the fans up top ? Or if you look inwards from the op side, place them down below?

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