Benchmarking our Highest Performance Liquid cooler vs. the best in the industry

[@pflegefachkraft7595]

Comparing your own copper water aio against aluminum competitors with integrated pumps is giving you the performance advantage? 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Great comparability (hell no). Price wise the block is placed above ek’s offerings and performs worse with a up-to-date-copper-and-d5-pump-setup. You lost

[@Number1fanofcaptain]

How does this setup compare against the same pump and radiator but with a different water block (for example and EK water block). The AIO pumps tend to be a lot less powerful pump wise and the difference in radiator quality can make quite the difference.

[@fluixtech]

Thanks for the comment Everett, yes the high performance components we use can make a different in temps, however for the purposes of the full unit we sell, we are demonstrated a one-stop-shop AIO product computer manufacturing business can purchase to unlock extreme performance out of the box. We will posting just a water block benchmark comparison video soon that highlights just the performance of the block.

[@Number1fanofcaptain]

The AIO's reviewed in this test as well cost ~130 vs the Fluix setup which is currently $500. It would be interesting to see the AIO compared against coolers of the same class and see that performance.

[@fluixtech]

@@Number1fanofcaptain This video is geared for computer manufacturing businesses who place larger volume orders.. With larger volumes the pricing discount are great incentives for them. Therefore, the pricing comparison in single consumer units would not make sense. For our high performance computer manufacturer customers, they fine spending for the best performance and receive price discounts on volume.

[@Adel-sj4ue]

@@Number1fanofcaptain thanks man You said everything that came in my mind I can accept 7 degree higher to save 400$

[@Number1fanofcaptain]

@@fluixtech Ill be looking forward to that! I'm curious too see how the different blocks perform.

[@IBreakReactorCores]

yeah why do you need 2 inlets on a cpu waterblock

[@Redman147]

I was going to say the same thing as the comment below, but you already know where you messed up so no need to beat a dead horse. Just stop doing it and be better and honest. Other than that, I haven't seen any videos on AMD performance of your blocks. I would like to know what kind of performance I'd get seeing as AMD uses chiplet designs. For the price you'd have to convince me this block of yours can cool the sun.

[@fluixtech]

Thanks for the comment! We are document our full improvement process of TRI-SWIFT on out YT channel and website. So make sure to check out those video. Also, stay tuned for new product line announcements where we are allowing a small group of beta testers to provide feedback before production release. At the moment, while we are preparing for our consumer offering, we are focused on our enterprise solutions so please be patient with us!