Showing posts with label aio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aio. Show all posts
Friday, 3 October 2014
Deepcool's AIO's Available Now!!
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Thursday, 25 September 2014
DEEPCOOL Launches CAPTAIN Series – High End Prefilled CPU Liquid Coolers
DEEPCOOL is launching their new CAPTAIN family of high end closed loop liquid coolers. This new family has earned the company’s designated premium GAMER STORM brand and rightly so. Featuring an aggressive red and black color scheme along with a very sleek looking red LED illuminated CPU block. These new coolers are targeted squarely at gamers with three versions available. The CAPTAIN 120, 240 and a 360.

DEEPCOOL Launches CAPTAIN Series High-Performance CPU Coolers
As you’ve probably guessed from the names, each version will either feature a single 120mm radiator, a dual 120mm (240mm) radiator or a triple 120mm (360mm) radiator.
These new coolers have some very intriguing set of features. Starting with the pump, DEEPCOOL is utilizing a new patented approach it calls SS (Separated Section). Which divides the pump and the cold plate into two separate blocks. These blocks are connected using a transparent tube which gives crystal clear viability to the dynamics of coolant flow inside.
This is a very interesting approach that differs from the pump + reservoir + CPU block combo utilized by Cooler Master or the reservoir + radiator combo that Asetek uses.
This is a very interesting approach that differs from the pump + reservoir + CPU block combo utilized by Cooler Master or the reservoir + radiator combo that Asetek uses.
Not only is this a unique functional design but it also gives the unit a very unique aesthetic as well. The combination of the transparent tube that connects the cold plate to the pump and the red LED lighting creates what DEEPCOOL describes as a “Nuclear Reactor” look.

The unit also features a 100% copper base, high density (0.2mm) radiator design and flexible anti-evaporation tubing.
DEEPCOOL includes 120mm PWM fans which operate between 600-2200 RPM depending on the CPU load and amount of heat produced. Ensuring the best mix of cooling performance and quiet operation.
The fans also feature a unique detachable fan impeller design. This allows you to take off the fan blades, then clean them off with much more more convenience and thoroughness and re-attach them right back.
DEEPCOOL includes 120mm PWM fans which operate between 600-2200 RPM depending on the CPU load and amount of heat produced. Ensuring the best mix of cooling performance and quiet operation.
The fans also feature a unique detachable fan impeller design. This allows you to take off the fan blades, then clean them off with much more more convenience and thoroughness and re-attach them right back.
Installation brackets are compatible with all Intel and AMD CPUs including Intel’s latest on the LGA2011-V3 socket.
These new coolers will hit stores in October. MSRP is 75.99 USD for the CAPTAIN 120, 105.99 USD for the CAPTAIN 240 and $139.99 USD for the CAPTAIN 360.
These new coolers will hit stores in October. MSRP is 75.99 USD for the CAPTAIN 120, 105.99 USD for the CAPTAIN 240 and $139.99 USD for the CAPTAIN 360.
Source: http://wccftech.com/deepcool-launches-captain-series-high-prefilled-cpu-liquid-coolers/#ixzz3ENAMIq77
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Thursday, 3 July 2014
Hackintosh Vietnam - Ultimate AIO Tool!
The Hackintosh Vietnam - Ultimate AIO Tool is an awesome companion for anyone who is using hackintosh, or looking to get into it. It covers you with a simply set out design and a bunch of KEXT files to get you up and running in no time. If you have finally made it passed the install you should really head over to Hackintosh OSX to download the tool and sign up and join the community.
If you don't know what this is it is probably best not to touch it, it is a great alternative to Multibeast. Which is what most of you would be using.
If you want to contact RDT please feel free to call between the hours of 9am-8pm AEST. deon@robertsondt.com Ph: 0426279566
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vietnam tool
Tuesday, 17 June 2014
NZXT Kraken CPU Coolers
If your CPU is running a little Hot why not consider going to NZXT Kraken? Most of the time everyone sticks to Corsair's AIO coolers but I feel like there should be a change. The NZXT offers exceptional cooling capabilities and comes in two form 280mm and 140mm. check out the specks and look forward to getting one. 
If you are wanting to contact RDT please feel free to call between the hours of 9am-8pm AEST. deon@robertsondt.com Ph: 0426279566
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