Packaging and Accessories

EKWB operates a webshop from wherein this sample also came and thus, we begin with a look at the shipping packaging. The kit, along with the other two in the Fluid Gaming lineup, arrived immaculately packaged in a good-sized box with packing air bags all around. No complaints here!


There is a plastic wrap around the package itself, and once removed, we see that EKWB has a black and red color scheme with some shades of green to indicate the NVIDIA GPU support. Every single side is adorned with illustration, specifications, and marketing features galore, and there is a very useful contents and hardware support summary on one side for the brick-and-mortar store shoppers browsing around. There is also a single flap in the middle to help keep the contents inside in place.


Open the kit packaging and we see.. more product packages! All watercooling kits I have received thus far have essentially been a collection of individual items bundled together at a discount, and this is similar, but not identical. The differences are in a kit-specific collection in the white cardboard box and the fact that you can not purchase any of these items individually at this time. EKWB wants to keep people from mixing dissimilar metals in the electropotential series, and I agree.

The Fluid Gaming A240G kit contains the aforementioned white kit box, a brown cardboard box that houses the radiator, a GPU block, two of their Vardar series 120 mm fans, and a very detailed, well-written manual with lots of illustrations and explanations covering the installation and maintenance of your upcoming watercooling loop. A product installation guide/manual is usually the difference between easing a newcomer into custom watercooling and getting someone to quit in the middle, so major props to EKWB for this.