EK Launches Quantum Line Tubular D5 combos at 179~199 USD
Blimey, that's expensive! EK is releasing a new Quantum Line of genuine D5 pump based combo units. the new units have twice as much ports. EK-Quantum products come with sophisticated 5V addressable D-RGB LEDs which can be controlled through your motherboard RGB control software or the upcoming EK-Connect controller unit.
The most popular cylindrical pump-res combo on the market is redesigned, upgraded and is better in every way. The top is now featuring three G1/4″ ports, one of which has a pre-installed nickel-plated brass internal tube which helps to prevent the splashing of the coolant inside the reservoir if the top is to be used as an inlet. This reduces the chances of air being sucked in by the pump and foaming of the coolant as well. Any of these ports can also use used for filling the system or adding additional upcoming accessories (thermal probes, LEDs, etc.)
Another three industry-standard G1/4″ ports are available in the bottom combo housing. The upgrade compared to the previous combo unit is the 3rd available side port usable as either an optional inlet or a drain port.
A special rubber shock absorber is used to de-couple the main pump body from the mounting clip for silent operation, free of vibration-induced noise. Additionally, horizontal and vertical positioning is supported for easier tube routing possibilities. The EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE D5 combo units are backward compatible with existing D5 holders and brackets.
The tube itself remains unchanged, with a diameter of 60mm. This means that they remain compatible with the previous generation of EK cylindrical reservoir tubes. The anti-cyclone insert is pre-attached, modernized and made more discrete.
The EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE D5 tubular pump and reservoir combo units are available in a total of four versions. Two height variants marked with 200 and 300 which represents the total height of the unit in millimeters, and two material choices for each of the size variants. A digital (addressable) 3-pin 5V D-RGB LED strip is installed in these combo units which connects to the motherboard’s 3-pin LED header or it can be connected to any other supported 5V 3-pin addressable D-RGB LED controller. This product is compatible with all major motherboard manufacturer’s D-RGB control software. The arrow marking on the 3-pin LED connector is to be aligned with the +5V marking on the D-RGB header.
The EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE 200 D5 PWM D-RGB Acetal costs 179.90€ where the EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE 300 D5 PWM D-RGB – Plexi is 199.90€
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Seeing the shape of the device and it's pricing, for a blink of an eye I thought it's one of those erection pumps/p. enlargers. Honestly. But, OK, this system seems to belong with ultimate cooling solutions out there. I still remember how thrilled I was when I saw the "water cooling system" for the first time in my life (Athlon CPU on a slot A) a couple of decades ago...