Name: アルファクール水冷ギア - CES 2019 (AlphaCool Watercooling Gear - CES 2019)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:43:19.000Z
Duration: 9 min 57 s
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Okay, so we're here at Alfa Cool amount, See?

And we're gonna talk about Some of the products are showing here in terms of their water cooling line, because this is a brand I've actually worked with now for about seven years.

And we've seen quite the about face in 1 80 in terms of kind of like the ideology and in a good way, we're gonna talk about that because this is this is exciting, especially interested in water cooling.

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Let's go and start with server grade stuff because a lot of people forget server grade is where a lot of things are kind of pioneered and engineered because there's a huge power.

Demand is huge heat that output that has to be controlled.

We've got right here or what looked like some very funky formats.

And these are like 40 mill took me 40 mill fans.

Well, these they're designed for server racks.

And these air what some different size one you radiators would look like.

This is Ah, one kind of plumbed up right here using some of their what they're calling Alpha Cool Reservoir.

Technically, these have ah d c lt pump in there, which has had some revisions over the years, a very small but powerful pump.

It believed to point to meters of head pressure and s so you could see how it's designed to be very, very flat.

This is the blocks right here that would also support, like tr four like thread Ripper type of socket.

But this is server grade with multiple input output, so you can connect it however you need.

But you see how everything here is obviously very flat.

So optical is very, very busy in the server space.

You see, we go all the way up to you here, and I believe you could even find some for your stuff if you look hard enough.

But so that's why you've got these what looked like a very funky formats.

So if you've ever been to a data center, and you've seen what kind of HB A C or hte back units that have to keep those things cool.

It is insane also, how loud it could be if you had, like, ultra cosy or like Delta fans in here, blowing across the Blade Server than that's a lot of noise and a lot of air that just gets exhausted into the space.

Well, you can keep the server cool if your water cooling, obviously, which means a lot of our India that makes it into your personal PC.

This is technically a closed loop a Iot, but it's expandable CS and quick disconnects right here on the rubber tube.

I hate FDP and glad to see no one's really using FTP anymore.

It's which is the flexible tubing that's very ribbed for no one's pleasure.

In this case, it's also got right here the ice block, but you'll never guess what that stands for.

Yeah, so the ice block, this is a well, obviously, your CPU blocking it would support your your eyes and sockets, your intel sockets.

But what you've got right here is it all goes into this kind of a self contained unit which has a This is a 280 millimeter or double 140 millimeter fan set up.

It's got your reservoir has got your pump in here.

This one is pre filled, but you can actually get this independently as well.

So if you want to do a water cooled build and you can fit theoretically a 4 20 size radiator because there's a lot of excess size on this, you could buy this as a unit separate.

Put this in your case, and all you have to do is run your own block in your own tubing or to a graphics card or whatever.

And you could expand this So you have a radiator pump and reservoir combo making it very simplified.

Less connections, less points of leaking.

Oh, and the fans, of course, they've teamed up close, teamed up with Be quiet.

I believe these are fluid bearing, so you have a very good longevity, high static pressure.

Instead of trying to make a competing product, they reached out to a company that's really sort of cornered that market and said, Hey, why don't we work together?

And that's what that ISS those people that are form over function and function over form, whoever you are, it's nice when you can get both.

So we've got three different blocks right here.

Different variations of of their block seas are the ice block again, the G p x or PX graphics schooling, you name it.

So this is almost like a clam shell where the edges of the PCB are covered with this.

This is metal is not plastic, so it hangs over the side and you can see it's got a partial cover here.

So if you were doing like a vertical mountain, this is what it would look like side.

You can see it's got its real sleep design.

It's a matte black This, I believe the 2080 28 e.

You could see how clean that looks and it's nickel plated.

You want to show it off and go with, uh, full cover block.

This is the acrylic version, and there's the nickel plated block.

You can see the pool cover again for 28 e.

You've got your fittings that obviously around both sides of the terminal here.

You can get it to flow the way you need Thio.

And then this is basically the same block.

But just with an asset tall, solid cover, which I think looks amazing, I'm really kind of finding myself transition to this hole, this whole Clinton clean aesthetic.

Now their radiators have gone through a bit of, ah, redesigned to We've recently did a build actually using optical radiators and our editing rig and a couple of other systems, but they've changed the rats just a little bit.

This is a 45 millimeter thick radiator, but you you can see that they change away.

So instead of having that sort of a taper design or sort of narrows out, you can see now it's gonna be a very flat squared off design now this is probably isn't gonna really do anything for performance.

It's more of a Justin aesthetically pleasing thing.

I can tell you there's a high copper content in this because this is a fairly weighty radiator.

Yeah, so it's not incredibly dense on the thin stack, which is why the extra thickness will give you the additional cooling that you're losing in terms of Finn density.

But this also means that you confuse lesser static pressure fans lower rpm fans to get decent cooling without having to run a lot of rpm or noise, cause you often times when you run fans threw a radiator.

The air that comes off a fan doesn't come straight out.

And so what happens is it hits these fins, and then it's forced into another direction again and starts bouncing off these fins and has to flow through.

So you get this really turbulent sound, and so when you have a very dense Finn stack, it kind of amplifies that sound a little bit.

So this means you can slow the rpm down the surface area isn't sacrificed because it's thicker and so you can get virtually the same.

Cooling has a higher density FBI thinner, red and by just sort of kind of adjusting the way you get that surface area.

Well, I guess already available from Alfa.

I said, What do you what kind of most excited about in this show?

This is a pump reservoir RGB combo thing.

It's kind of like Let's just make something crazy for the heck of it.

I feel like this is this would become the centerpiece of the build and you build around it in some way that I imagine, like some sort of like a B B, a custom thing on this or something.