ID-COOLING Featured Products at Computex 2024

[Nomad76]

ID-COOLING, a brand focusing on desktop cooling solutions, showcased today their latest developments at Computex 2024.

HUNTER DUET GOLDEN LINING (HUNTER GDL) (Prototype)
Featuring dual water flow circulations with two 360 mm radiators, HUNTER DUET GDL aims to provide the best cooling performance for enthusiasts and overclockers with hassle-free all-in-one cooling solution. The mixture of stealthy black and bold golden offers unique visual effects. Features: Dual water flow circulations, 2 x 360 mm radiators, high-performance Gen 7 pump, 5C temperature drop compared to a single 360 mm AIO





DASHFLOW LCD SERIES (DL)
DL360 MAX offers top cooling performance and customizable aesthetics. It includes the new Gen 7 pump and a new micro-fin copper base with more density to enhance the cooling performance. Three newly developed magnetic fan MF-1230 (120x120x30mm) are included for maximum heat dissipation on a 38 mm thick radiators.

• 3.5" LCD, 480 * 480 px
• High performance Gen 7 pump
• 38 mm thick radiator with more coolant
• 120 x 120 x 30 mm fans
• Magnetic daisy chain for cable management

SPACE LCD MAX SERIES (SL MAX)
SL MAX series gained a big improvement in cooling efficiency from the application of the new Gen 7 pump and a thicker radiator (38 mm in thickness). With a customizable 2.1" LCD, you can upload your favorite GIF or Video to show your personality through the device. ARGB lighting is also added to a minimum extent.

• 2.1" LCD, 480 x 480 px
• High performance Gen 7 pump
• 38 mm thick radiator with more coolant
• AF-127-ARGB fans with daisy chain connectors

DASHFLOW MAX SERIES (DX MAX)
DX MAX series are designed for users who love minimum ARGB lighting with good performance. ARGB lighting is arranged on the pump in a linear pattern. Newly developed DF-125 fans are supplied with daisy chain PWM connectors for easy cable management.

• High Performance Gen 7 Pump
• 38 mm thick radiator with more coolant
• ARGB pump, linear lighting pattern
• Daisy chain fan cables for easy cable management

FROSTFLOW INFINITY SERIES (FX INF)
FROSTFLOW INFINITY series are featuring a infinitive geometric logo on the water block and AS silence fans with ARGB lighting. With the latest high-performance Gen 7 pump core, FROSTFLOW INFINITY series offer great performance with low noise level.

• High Performance Gen 7 Pump
• Infinitive ARGB Lighting
• Silence Focused AS Fans
• Daisy Chain Fan Connection for Easy Cable Management

FROSTFLOW PRO SERIES (FX PRO)
FROSTFLOW PRO series are equipped with the latest Gen 7 pump which is a further improvement from the performance perspective. All blackout design with sleek appearance can be a perfect match for those who stays cool in the center of your PC.

• High Performance Gen 7 Pump
• Blackout, stealthy looking
• Daisy Chain Fan Connection for Easy Cable Management
• Extra Tubing Clips for Clean Look

FROZN GOLDEN LIINING SERIES (FROZN GDL)
Based on FROZN air cooler series, the new GDL is featuring golden lining patterns on the heatsink top cover and fan. The mixture of stealthy black and bold golden offers unique visual effects.

• Golden Lining Decorations
• Stealthy Black Heatsink
• Performance AF-127 fan(s)
• Metal-Mecha Mounting

MAGNETIC DAISY CHAIN FAN SERIES (MF)
Cable management is now easy with the new MF series fans, which are powered and connected through magnetic hidden connector inside the fan frame.
MF-1230-ARGB Spec:

• Speed: 300 ± 200 ~ 2200 RPM ± 10% RPM
• Max. Airflow: 81.6CFM
• Max. Static Pressure: 2.72 mm H2O
• Noise: 30.6dB (A) Max.

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[natr0n]

That 1st pic is mesmerizing wonder what going on in there.

 

[aktpu]

That 1st pic is mesmerizing wonder what going on in there.

"Featuring dual water flow circulations with two 360 mm radiators, HUNTER DUET GDL"

 

[natr0n]

"Featuring dual water flow circulations with two 360 mm radiators, HUNTER DUET GDL"

A peek under the hood, but yeah

 

[InVasMani]

Twin 360 AIO from a single block obviously. Would like seeing a bit more about it though. Is it a 360 AIO with pump in rad along with a 360 with pump on block because that seems like it makes the most sense with that design. Very curious seems like a great idea should run plenty cool. I had mentioned the idea of a dual pump AIO design at one point so defiantly on board with this whole concept of cooling. It makes plenty of sense if you want more surface area for cooling along with distributing heat away from the CPU to two difference sources to then expel the heat. It's a bit overkill, but pretty safe to say it ought to unquestionably should keep things cooler at lower noise levels.

Very interesting to see how it works in practice in both summer and winter seasons. This is the kind of cooling innovation I like to see. It's really akin to the innovation of heat pipe towers transitioning to one big unified tower into two split apart ones. Certainly want to see this one tested and compared.