Hi Aaron Bettinger, welcome to my channel. Yes, I under estimated what this liquid AIO can do and it looks stuning. I am glad this content did aid you in your purchase. All the best with your build 😉
Oh my god, this liquid cooler is so beautiful. Indeed they have lots of unique PC cases. I wasn't aware of this brand. Thank you Kleo for sharing, as always, your presentation is top notch. Keep it up and we do need more Tech RU-vidrs like you, who gives more details of a product. 😍
Hi DeusWulf, welcome to my channel. Yup some have reported that the lip have block their case front fans. It will be ok to fit a full tower case but not m-atx case which have some restriction of the front fans.
@@KleoYan Yup, not surprising. I was considering switching to a side mounted radiator setup inside the Asus TUF GT502 case, and was looking for a boxy water block AIO to match the aesthetics. This AIO checks all the boxes (pun intended) except for the lip, which would likely now allow for rad being recessed into the case. What a bummer.
@@deuswulf6193 i understood what you meant, hopefully you will either find a nice case to accomodate this liquid AIO or to look for another liquid aio.
Hi Kleo 👍 I have never seen a AIO pump run at over 4300rpm, that is super fast. You would have to install a custom loop to circulate a similar amount of coolant through the system to match it. My NZXT Kraken only runs at 2800rpm. Looks like an excellent AIO with great cooling performance.
Liang D5, with an 420 6cm radiator, about 340 liters per hour did buy this one to few hours ago, its going in my wife her pc she likes the colors :P @@KleoYan
I can not find the size of fans for Azza Cube on their site. I see dimensions listed as 404mmx121mmx35mm. So Radiator thickness is 35mm right? And what is the thickness of the fans? Is it 25mm? So it is much thicker than regular 27mm aios
Hi Galaxius1, welcome to my channel. I have mentioned the measurements of the radiator here 8:38 . It's not the whole thickness only one part is at 35mm thick and for the rest of the rad is at 28mm thick. The fan used here are at 25mm thick and it's by 120 x 120mm
@@Galaxutube i see, guess you will have to look for other Liquid AIO then. maybe you should try Deepcool LT720 that will be another good liquid cooler ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GyH7nShgpxE.html
Hi Tim Kraushaar, welcome to my channel. I have tried that and it’s more difficult to get the four holes on the mounting bracket to the backplate. Maybe am not skilful but I find this easier plus when i twist it. I gently push it down and to secure in place while i screw the retention screws.
Good information. Thank you for the fast reply. Can you tell me how long the tubes are from the radiator to the cube? With the pump in the radiator I would think the best mounting would be in the front with the pump at the bottom. @@KleoYan
@@timkraushaar9471 hi the hose is at 400mm in length. It’s going to be a tight for the hose if you fit at the front with the hose at the bottom, plus your there might have obstruction if your GPU is long.
Thank you for the reply. I worry about the pump being at the top due to air pockets. They should have put the pump in the block or lower in the hoses. @@KleoYan
Hi Zoom, welcome back. I would say if you are on a budget, get the Arctic Liquid Freezer 280 or 360. If budget is not an issue, Deecool LT720 or Galahad II Trinity. As for Air Cooler, that will be Sycthe Fuma 3, Thermalright peerless assassin SE or even the AK620 / AK620 digital and the Montech DT24 Base / argb.
@@zoom6159 7700X is unlike 7950X. The Thermalright peerless assassin 120 de will do. Just remember they your case airflow is also another factor or your system temperature.
@@KleoYan I just need max clocks speeds as possible on every cores without manual overclocking pls guide me a good aio or air cooler. ( I have big cpu case)
@@zoom6159 if you really wanted full performance. get the Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280. No argb gimmick, pure performance and apply your thermal paste this way. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xZ2R4roF1_Q.htmlsi=xjnKceUdgUbKHLhK
Hi M.Indra Soyat, the main HQ is from USA and their products are exclusively for USA. This is their company info. Company Name:AZZA (USA) Technologies, Inc. Business Type:Manufacturer, Exporter Product/Services:Computer cases, power supplies Registered Address:4115 Schaefer Ave.Chino CA, 91710, U.S.A. Company Website:Azzatek.com
