Be Quiet Silent Base 802 Watercooling

be quiet! readies Silent Base of operations 802, Pure Loop AIO and SR3 White

be tranquility! has used the hiatus between merchandise shows to hold a virtual effect detailing upcoming products for autumn and wintertime 2020. The roster includes new chassis, all-in-one watercooling, and a twist on a familiar libation. Permit'southward dig in with the chassis offset.

Silent Base of operations 802

Launching in November, be quiet! has heeded client advice and launched a successor to the popular Silent Base 801 equipped with higher airflow. The unsurprisingly-named Silent Base 802 uses the same innards as its predecessor just improves upon it in a number of means. Chief amongst them is interchangeable covers for the front and the roof - one tin can supercede the standard panels with mesh versions for better airflow albeit at the expense of some more dissonance. This alter is in direct response to competitors offering mesh options for their popular chassis. In exist tranquillity!'s case, if you alibi the pun, y'all have the choice of either solid or mesh.

We often complaining the lack of forwards-looking USB Type-C on chassis. be placidity! duly ditches one of the older USB ii.0 Type-A ports and replaces it with USB 3.ii Gen2 Type-C offer a total 10Gbps. Makes perfect sense to u.s.a..

Available in blackness or white and with and without a tempered drinking glass side window for either colour, at that place are 4 models to choose from. Pricing is $159 for the non-windowed version and $169 for the windowed. Look to see it at etail in late November when the extant Silent Base 801 is phased out. On paper, this seems like a better chassis all-round.

Shadow Rock iii White

Didn't we say that white is the theme for the tail finish of this year?

To that end, exist quiet! is also launching a white version of the pop, impressive Shadow Rock 3 libation we reviewed back in June.

Looking rather spiffy in its new white livery with a black summit-plate, be quiet! continues to use a decoupled Shadow Wings ii 120mm PWM fan. The coating is similar to what Noctua uses on its Chromas line of coolers. be quiet! says at that place'south less than one-degree of cooling divergence with the blanket on top of the six nickel-coated heatpipes, and is happy enough to equip it with a 190W TDP - we'll see when we put it to the test in the coming month.

As usual, at that place's an asymmetric blueprint to cater for alpine RAM modules, and there'south a £10 increase in toll over the regular model, pushing it upward to around £55, which is useful for those who programme to invest in, say, a be quiet! Silent Base 802.

Pure Loop AIO

Designed as a cheaper mode to enter the all-in-one liquid-cooling market place than Silent Loop series, the Pure Loop AIO is offered in common 120mm, 240mm, 280mm, and 360mm radiator sizes.

The radiators are at present aluminium, the OEM has changed to an undisclosed manufacturer - so non CoolIT or Asetek - and thickness is 27mm. It'due south good to see Pure Wings two PWM fans existence carried over from the dearer line.

The AIO looks unusual because it has what the company terms equally double decoupling, which essentially introduces two areas - tubing and caput - where vibrations and dissonance can exist reduced.

Information technology'southward as well good to see that be quiet! continues with the fillport on the Silent Loop series; the idea beingness that it can be filled as internal coolant evaporates over time and degrades cooling performance. The visitor says a 100ml bottle of coolant will be provided in the packet, which is enough for 7 or then refills every two years meaning it will function shut to new x years in. Adding coolant won't invalidate the standard 3-yr warranty, either.

The head itself is a simpler matter with a plastic casing and white LEDs. The nickel-coated baseplate, meanwhile, can exist used with liquid metal thermal compounds.

Interestingly, be quiet! recommends the 120mm ($85, one fan) version for AMD Ryzen 3 or Intel Core i3; 240mm ($95, 2 fans) for Ryzen five or Cadre i5; 280mm ($105, two fans) for Ryzen 7 and Core i7, and, you guessed information technology, 360mm ($120, three fans) for Ryzen ix and Cadre i9. At that place's no Threadripper bracket bachelor for this cooler every bit it'due south exterior the cooling remit.

Expect to see the four sizes in early on October.

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Fillport - I do wish more companies would practise this.

Been looking at aio'southward for a future build and want one with a mode to 'refill it' because information technology seems the biggest issue I've had is evaporation of liquid (I practise work them hard with rendering etc) and even been toying with doing my own loop but I'm too lazy for that lol.

LSG501
Fillport - I do wish more companies would do this.

Been looking at aio's for a future build and want one with a way to 'refill it' because it seems the biggest result I've had is evaporation of liquid (I exercise piece of work them hard with rendering etc) and even been toying with doing my ain loop but I'thou too lazy for that lol.

Out of interest what program do y'all use for 3d? I used to use Cinema4D and Vue but have now moved to Blender which to be honest has a lot of amazing features, particles are incredible.

Jonj1611
Out of involvement what program do yous apply for 3d? I used to apply Cinema4D and Vue simply have now moved to Blender which to be honest has a lot of amazing features, particles are incredible.

Combination these days but primarily, 3DS, Blender, Inventor. I'grand more industrial/architecture orientated with my 3D work.

Fillport is a definite plus for me too.
Getting enough evaporation to cause bubbling with their associated resonant clicks/hums noise is very irritating.

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