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Production Aquanaut Basic/Extreme - Ultra Low Profile CPU Block & Pump Mount Combo
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I had to take a emergency trip back home for 10 hours and got to open this bad boy up. Everything looks beautiful. So excited for when I get done with training.
Nope, as answer in earlier posts, it's not just the mount but the mounting screws also. And we are offering "complete" products. And shipping costs on such small value items is not worthwhile
We use fedex and should take on average 7-10 days to reach destination.
Price should be USD64 (TBC) + shipping + your local taxes.
Not sure what's CA tax/tariff rate and if there is only tax above certain value. Check your gov page : https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/import/postal-postale/dtytx-drttx-eng.html
Looks like 5-13% depending on which province.
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If the product is fully made in the US, it should be duties free if I'm not mistaken. Just wondering about that. Is it made in USA?
I searched a bit and couldn't seem to find confirmation, but are the AMD / Intel plates going to be available for purchase as add-ons in case I end up doing a platform switch sometime down the line?
Just a few posts above you haha :
Production - Aquanaut Basic/Extreme - Ultra Low Profile CPU Block & Pump Mount Combo
Do you plan to sell the intel/amd mounting separately so someone could buy one block and use it on either platform?
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Would it add too much logistics complexity to offer a “both” sku? I.e. there would be no option to buy only the plate/screws, but one could buy the block + both plates/screw sets as a single transaction? I’m guessing a lot of people might be willing to pay an extra $10 to have both “just in case” (and hopefully increase your margin in the process)
Just a few posts above you haha :
Production - Aquanaut Basic/Extreme - Ultra Low Profile CPU Block & Pump Mount Combo
Do you plan to sell the intel/amd mounting separately so someone could buy one block and use it on either platform?
*smacks forehead* I would miss the first message at the top of the latest page. Sigh. Thanks Huda!
Nouvolo is an undercover plant for AMD, boys! Now I'm definitely going Ryzen so I don't need to swap pumps
Hilarious jokes aside, totally understood. Thanks for confirming!
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My x570 mobo supports intel mounting so it might be possible to purchase the intel version for some of yall.
I would just check your mobo's manual.
I would just check your mobo's manual.
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Could you please list all the fittings that were used. Most of all I am interested in what Koolance QDC fittings are used here, for what are the diameter of soft tubing.
While waiting for the site to allow for orders, I came up with a question (suggestion?) for you, @Nouvolo:
I can't see if this has been said explicitly, but the cold plate looks to be entirely CNCed, including the microfins. Have you looked into getting the cold plate skived instead? I'm curious as to the reasoning behind going with a CNCed solution - is it because of accessibility, price, or performance? A lot (if not most) great water cooling cold plates seem to have skived microfins. Would that be a possible change for a future revision? At least on paper, skiving allows for thinner and denser fins, i.e. more surface area without significantly increased flow restriction.
I can't see if this has been said explicitly, but the cold plate looks to be entirely CNCed, including the microfins. Have you looked into getting the cold plate skived instead? I'm curious as to the reasoning behind going with a CNCed solution - is it because of accessibility, price, or performance? A lot (if not most) great water cooling cold plates seem to have skived microfins. Would that be a possible change for a future revision? At least on paper, skiving allows for thinner and denser fins, i.e. more surface area without significantly increased flow restriction.
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