EKWB issues recall Predator AIC due to leaking
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Lavcat
Good thing I've not yet installed my 360 Revision 1.0. I wrote the dealer asking about a replacement.
antonyfrn
Just got home mine had coolant on the seam just in time to whip it out.
stdavidchen
Almost bought one a week ago. Will wait a bit for feedback at Rev 1.1 then.
ScoobyDooby
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For **** sake. First EK product I ever bought and this happens.
So disappoint.
I haven't experienced any problems with mine so far, and I'm sooooo disinterested in having to rip mine all out and return it. SUCKS
kosh_neranek
Hope this wont hurt them much.it's a pity as they are really good at what they are producing and think that this is their first problem I heard about.
yasamoka
They are an excellent company. Hopefully they can get through this unscathed and without much damage to their users.
__hollywood|meo
Koniakki
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Neo Cyrus
The fact that they acknowledged it and did a recall at least is a good sign. Most larger companies would just ignore it and pretend it's a small an isolated issue.
alxtorrentazos
You can call me whatever you want but I would not put water inside my case never and ever 😉
fantaskarsef
HonderdProcent
I already recieved an 1.1 unit. Seems they have also changed some stuff for the mounting. My x79 system died with the old unit though. Finally I can test my prefilled fury x block. (Mounted weeks ago) good thing I tested the unit first before also connecting the gpu to the loop. Hoping everything will work well. Installing it this saturday 🙂
Netherwind
Moonbogg
This stuff happens because engineers and QC people are paid hourly or salary. They don't get a single dime more if the product succeeds or fails. They should only be motivated to work just well enough to not get fired. Looks like someone may have slightly crossed that line this time. Hopefully not.
ScoobyDooby
__hollywood|meo
id conjecture a small combination of both. probably cut the QA testing phase short prematurely to save money.
now, the plating scandal, that was corner-cutting, pure & simple. i very much hope they learned their lesson from that one. years ago they plated waterblocks 7-8 microns short of the minimum requirement for corrosion proofing. thats A LOT - about 40%. since they threw my favorite retailer (sidewinder) under the bus, i refuse to buy EK new to this day...but i do like most of their products.
its heartening to see them responding with a simple apology & good exchange policy, but they need to step it up - thats not enough. AIO systems can not leak or ya shouldnt be selling them, period.
Funkengreuven
It's funny..I just read an interview in CPU Magazine where they were saying they had been "...working on this product line for years." and "...were not going to launch the product until they could deliver a product worthy of the EK brand." That's just the kind of BS marketing jargon companies say when bringing a product to market. If they spent that long working on the product you wouldn't expect a Total Recall...pun intended.