Fractal Design announces Kelvin Series Water Cooling

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    Fractal Design is proud to launch KELVIN, a uniquely Expandable All-In-One water cooling series. Available in three different versions T12 (120mm radiator), S24 (240mm radiator) and S36 (360mm radiato...

    Fractal Design announces Kelvin Series Water Cooling
     
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    Those are alphacool st30 radiators, they are quite good and light. I have two 360.
     
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    Would you gurus say Fractal Design is a good, reputable brand?

    Last year, my 4 year old Corsair PSU blew up. When visiting the shops, I didn't have many options to choose from.

    I ended up buying a 1000w Fractal Design modular PSU. Are they as good as or better than Corsair?
     
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    LoccOtHaN Banned

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    UP@ They are all OK to me :)
    But i very like Cooler Master
     

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    GeniusPr0 Maha Guru

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    Easy refilling with dedicated fill port :eek:

    They make nice things. yes. Better than Corsair? In some ways.
     
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    GeniusPr0 Maha Guru

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    Thanks for the reply GeniusPro, glad to know it's not a heap of $hit.
     
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    Build looks solid, uses Alphacool pump too.

    "Alphacool DC-LT, creaming bearing bump with a speed of 2400 RPM pushing 72 L/H of water at just 25dB"

    Customizable loop and pricing is also competitive, better than some overpriced/limited Asetek based coolers from other brands.
     
  9. sykozis

    sykozis Ancient Guru

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    Nothing exactly "unique" here. CoolerMaster Glacier 240L is an expandable AIO.... Fractal Design did better with the tubes going into the pump/CPU block... The pump/CPU block on the Glacier 240L is a PITA to install because the tubes go in from opposing sides. Makes motherboard selection quite important because it needs a lot of clearance on 2 sides and not just one.
     
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    I would say that Fractal is not as know(yet) as Corsair, but i wouldn't say its a bad brand, at least the products offer very good quality for less money then Corsair, i would say quality is about the same, consumer service i don't know do.
    I love Fractal cases, as i own one myself, Fractal Arc Midi R2 and i love it.
    Besides, The price range compared to any other expandable AIO as:
    Swiftech H220 full cooper :banana:
    Cooler Master Eisberg 240 full cooper :banana:
    Both offer about the same quality/performance and both are more expensive then the Fractal one so..seems a good deal to me, lets wait for benchmarks and reviews to decide, but so far..so good .
     

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    Glad they are offering something different and not just another rebranded Asetek unit.
     
  12. sykozis

    sykozis Ancient Guru

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    Glacier 240L is expandable and cheaper than the Eisberg 240 but the Glacier 240L is nothing but a "modified for US" version of the Swiftech H220.
     

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