EKWB AIO Nucleus CR360 Lux DRGB Liquid CPU Cooler 360mm White $175 + $19 Shipping @ PC Case Gear

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teacherer on 05/08/2024 - 16:43 pccasegear.com (228 clicks)
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Normal price seems to be about $250
After looking at reviews they seem to be roughly in line with lian Li Galahad II TRINITY Performance 360 and liquid freezer iii 360.
I wanted a liquid freezer iii but the radiator and fan are too wide for my case at 65.5mm.
Gamers Nexus article
The EK AIO 360 & 240 have one of the best internal assemblies of a closed-loop liquid cooler that we’ve seen in a while, sans some concerns about an unclean radiator (see the video conclusion for discussion of this).
The cooler is competitive in performance, but not in price, and so the rest will come down to looks.
The Arctic Liquid Freezer II series makes more sense for AMD Ryzen CPUs, in the least, at its price-point — but it also doesn’t run any RGB anything, and that may be a downside for some people.
If that’s the case, EK has a technical chart-topping performance with the 360 model (or would at least be close enough that they’re functionally the same versus a 360 LF II), and so choices get narrowed-down to a black-out design versus an RGB design. In the subjective sense, we find EK’s block ugly, but that’s irrelevant if you like it.

On sale! (normally $275) The EKWB AIO Nucleus CR360 Lux CPU cooler is an all-in-one liquid cooling solution offering a stylish fan-like gradient lighting effect on the pump unit to suit your needs for contemporary addressable RGB aesthetics. It is designed to fit most popular cases on the market today and features a triple fan setup with a slim 360mm radiator. Compatible with most modern processors, it is also ready for the next-gen Intel socket.

Addressable RGB Lighting
Rotatable Pump Top
Rotary Fittings
Sleeved Tubing
Daisy-Chainable Fans
EK-Loop FPT Fans
Universally Compatible and Easy to Install
All EK-Nucleus AIOs come with a universally compatible CPU water block, fitting all the latest Intel and AMD CPU sockets. The installation process is very straightforward, thanks to the included manual and mounting mechanism. This product requires enough space to mount a single slim 360mm radiator, making it compatible with almost all modern cases.

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  reactor-au on 05/08/2024 - 17:09

  Does this brand still exist? Last I heard they ran out of money, or was that only the US version?

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    teacherer on 05/08/2024 - 17:09

    I don't know, I'm new to this lark. Are you thinking of EVGA?
    oh dear

    In light of recent video content by different media outlets and overall public sentiment concerning the company’s operations, EK’s founder and CEO, Edvard König, issued the following statement.

    Dear Community, Media, and Partners,

    First of all, I would like to say that we take this very seriously. It is true that some of EK’s external contractors and business partners have experienced delayed payments. We sincerely apologize for the difficulties this has caused them and the lack of adequate communication.

    In February 2024, I, Edvard König, resumed the CEO position to return EK to its respected path. Several issues have already been addressed, including the amended filing of US taxes. We have realigned our focuses while our vision and strategic orientations have remained unchanged. There is still a considerable distance to go, and we immediately began by implementing the following key actions:

    Communicating openly any delays and uncertainties that affect outstanding payments, starting with those concerning our personnel.
    Reconciling the relations and communication between all subsidiaries and entities of EK Water Blocks.
    Improving the transparency and frequency of internal communication with all employees concerning our current situation.
    Resolving any outstanding overtime work issues of EK employees. Anyone with a claim, please contact us so we can check everything and make things right. For that purpose, we are introducing a dedicated email address: [email protected].
    We appreciate the patience and understanding of our community, customers, and partners during this time. We are committed to fulfilling our financial obligations and regaining your trust. Our mission to elevate computers for a better world remains at the forefront of our focus as we move forward.

    Thank you all for standing with us as we work through these challenges, just as you have supported EK for over two decades. We are dedicated to making things right and fostering a more responsible company culture.

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      reactor-au on 05/08/2024 - 17:13

      https://youtu.be/b73xG1HlFhY?si=d9wKqq2cWn2xXbKi

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      umexcuseme on 05/08/2024 - 18:37

      I'm new to this lark

      What?

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        teacherer on 05/08/2024 - 19:15

        +1

        ?

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  alphas on 05/08/2024 - 20:38

  +2

  I have the CR240 and it has a small rattle on the pump housing, if you google it it is a pretty common problem.
  Shame though because the performance of these are great, so much better than the Asetek pump clone.

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    teacherer on 05/08/2024 - 21:51

    Good to know thanks. I have a thermalright plate on the way too 👍

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  Maddsyz27 on 06/08/2024 - 10:08

  "The EK AIO 360 & 240 have one of the best internal assemblies of a closed-loop liquid cooler that we’ve seen in a while….."

  Anyone else hear steve's voice in their head when they read this.

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  Sheep Whisperer on 06/08/2024 - 11:38

  It was years ago, but my first dip into the EK pool was shocking, unit was DOA and I was out of pocket for postage $50. The joys of living in FNQ. That was my last PCCG purchase. Mexico can keep em.