The Game-Changer in Action | Building a Custom PC with EK Nexe in Record Time!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- We are about to change the way you think about liquid cooling.
🎬 Let us take you through the entire process of building a PC from scratch using EK's latest and most revolutionary product line, Nexe. Witness firsthand how Nexe liquid cooling solutions make custom PC building effortless and incredibly fast! 🚀 Whether you're a seasoned builder or a first-timer, EK Nexe is designed to simplify the PC building process by utilizing the AIO approach for custom loop liquid cooling, ensuring you achieve top-tier cooling performance with ease. ✨
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Its a great product but
Is the set should be baught completley??
I mean if i have my cpu block can i get the set without the block
Or if i want 240 rad instead of the 360
Will that be possible to modify
Or its a fixed package???
Would love this so much for my machine. Incredible work EK
wait what's that testing/cleaning/refilling unit?
Yes, its a fully automated unit that can leak test, run the cleaning agent, flush and fill the loop with the desired coolant thanks to its integrated vacuume pump.
I think i would use the quick release fittings with other waterblocks
WAIT, IS THAT REALLY A QUICK RELEASE
ong thats the most easiest watercooling assembly I've ever seen
Really cool product, can't wait to see it available!
It looks really cool and this tubes with fast installation - is something really new. But - how much it would cost and would be there any transfers to unite these Nexe components with a regular Custom Water Cooling? Cause it looks complex, but sometimes you want to make something on one hand easy to use, but on other hand special - and Nexe can be game changer in this situation.
The price we aim at is 50% less than the Quantum product line. There will be also adapters that can covert any custom loop product with a G1/4 thread to be Nexe Compatible.
@@EKWBofficialYou just made my day. I’ve invested a lot of money into a custom EKWB water loop and was wondering the same… if there would be adapters to make older products compatible with this new line of push-in fittings/tubing.
Nexe seems damn convenient but not really in my line of work... BUT are these quick release at the end ?
And most importantly : what is this futuristic external testing machine ?
We understand that Nexe will not cater to the extreme liquid cooling enthusiast, but that was never the goal. We aim to bridge the gap between custom loop and AIOs, so that more users can benefit from simple and more affordable custom loop type cooling.
Come out with it soon for general customers!
I think the idea is nice. And open door for new wave. Nice work ek
But where can we buy it?
For now its just a showcase of the new technology we have developed.
WHAT ABOUT THE QUICK REALEASE FITTINGS?
Brass QDC for custom loop use are coming soon :)
@@EKWBofficial Waiting, I need them!
Imho it's kinda ugly compared to clear hardtubes. If I take the effort to replace my existing GPU cooler then I can as well install some tubes. I got the EK Matrix 7 distro plate for my O11D XL so. I didn't even have to bend tubes and it looks much better with the clear tubes and clear coolers.
The only advantage would be the option to quickly disassemble the system if you got some issues with e.g. GPU.
the point of these black tubes is ease of installation and reliability, AFAIK they use those black EPDM tubings (minus the sleevewrap around it) in servers
Once you have enough fun with hard tubes you will realise that easy maintenance, easy upgradability and reliability are king. I now always use soft tubes and QDCs in my loop and will never get back to hard tubes.
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Lol you won’t be able to sell this in the US 😂
Nays 👋🙋♂️🇹🇩🫶👍
So I see you're going after the mainstream system integrator market. If it works the market will be flooded with your mediocre, low quality, poor performance, and overpriced garbage. I look forward to this venture failing miserably. Imagine the customer support nightmares SI's would go through dealing with your poor quality products and constant PR issues. I wouldn't be surprised if your "universal" waterblocks actually performed significantly worse than a standard AIO on the CPU and air cooler on the GPU. Disappointing.
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