Aqua Computer has unveiled its kryographics Pascal liquid cooling water block for the new Titan X graphics card.

As it was the case with earlier released block for the GTX 1080 and GTX 1070 graphics cards, the kryographics Titan X block also features the new jet plate above the GPU area as well as a bypass channel that reduces the flow resistance and allow the block to effectively cool all the hotspots on the graphics card.

Completely CNC-machined in Germany, the base of the kryographics Titan X block is made of 10mm thick copper and it uses thermal grease on both the GPU and the memory chips, while the VRM part uses thermal pads. The bundle comes with nickel-plated spaces and it uses G1/4 threads on Delrin connection terminal.

The new kryographics Pascal for Titan X block is currently available in copper version with smoked or clear acrylic glass cover and it will also come in a nickel plated version in about two weeks. Aqua Computer is also working a backplate, which will be available in next two to three weeks and will include an active version with a heatpipe that is in direct contact with cooling fluid.

The kryographics Pascal for Nvidia TITAN X copper version is priced at €99.90 while the nickel plated version will be available for €114.90. The passive backplate will be available for €24.90 while the active one will sell for €39.90.







Source: AquaComputer.de.