EKWB Listens To Community And Debuts 240 mm Expandable Predator AIO

[N.Broekhuijsen]

After the community begged EKWB to build a 240 mm Predator AIO with quick-disconnect fittings for months, the Slovenian manufacturer met their demands.

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[toddybody]

Love these coolers...such an incredible marriage between ease (AIO) and custom expandability. My *only* hesitation are the aesthetics in comparison to a clear tubing build...the grey on black makes the disconnects stand out poorly IMO. Either way, totally awesome.

 

[thundervore]

Late once again on this news.

I believe im going to put $400 a side for my next AIO and it will consist of the Predator 240 along with a Predator compatible Nvidia XXX Ti full GPU block.

I figure $220 for the radiator CPU portion + $150 for the GPU block and I will be much better than the Asetek AIOs that everyone uses

 

[Gam3r01]

Good to know EKWB is still one of the companies that still listens to their customers....
Or that wants their money, one of the two. (We still get what we wanted)

 

[Lutfij]

Excata, EK was a company a few years ago that paid little heed to the community outside of what enthusiasts had to say but this shows they are listening and have their ears wide pen Good work EK!

 

[TbsToy]

Continued junk from Slobolvia now with a quick disconnect. Ha, ha, ha.
W.P.

 

[rubix_1011]

I am doing a review of this exact 240 cooler which will be written and up in the forums within the next several days.

All I can say is that this is currently the unit I am recommending for anyone getting into the AIO cooler market and may transition into the watercooling world. It provides a great pump, great radiator and great fittings in a package that allows standalone use, or future expansion. Let's just say, the 240 might even be enough to run a CPU and a GPU without an additional radiator, depending on components being used...example - i7 at stock or mild OC, and a GTX 970. I'm seeing 10C delta loads at around 325w.

 

[Gam3r01]

I am doing a review of this exact 240 cooler which will be written and up in the forums within the next several days.

All I can say is that this is currently the unit I am recommending for anyone getting into the AIO cooler market and may transition into the watercooling world. It provides a great pump, great radiator and great fittings in a package that allows standalone use, or future expansion. Let's just say, the 240 might even be enough to run a CPU and a GPU without an additional radiator, depending on components being used...example - i7 at stock or mild OC, and a GTX 970. I'm seeing 10C delta loads at around 325w.

Glad to hear a review is in the works, we need to get away from CLCs.
I hope the H240x/220x will be included as well.

 

[rubix_1011]

It is on the schedule to be done next, but currently there have been some issues finding stock.

 

[Lutfij]

^ That there is rubix for ya folks! Kudos for landing on those products and write ups! I too will be eagerly waiting to read up on the reviews. A smell of fresh air would do wonders to the already stale/overcrowded AIO market.

If the Swiftech's write ups are coming around too then that's splendid!

 

[rubix_1011]

Ideally we're trying to create a 'Tom's Charts' for liquid cooling like exists for SSD/GPU/CPU, etc.

 

[Lutfij]

Two thumbs up buddy!

 

[Shankovich]

I am doing a review of this exact 240 cooler which will be written and up in the forums within the next several days.

All I can say is that this is currently the unit I am recommending for anyone getting into the AIO cooler market and may transition into the watercooling world. It provides a great pump, great radiator and great fittings in a package that allows standalone use, or future expansion. Let's just say, the 240 might even be enough to run a CPU and a GPU without an additional radiator, depending on components being used...example - i7 at stock or mild OC, and a GTX 970. I'm seeing 10C delta loads at around 325w.

Glad to hear a review is in the works, we need to get away from CLCs.
I hope the H240x/220x will be included as well.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks! Just got a 970 and the 3570k is getting to the age where OCing will be needed by the end of the year.