NFORTEC announces AIO, Hydrus V2 and Hydrus RGB liquid cooling systems

BySigismondo Eisenhower 2019-09-04 336

More and more users are opting for All-in-One liquid cooling systems to cool processors. Above all it goes well for the Core i9-9900K, an Intel processor that is hotter than Andalusia in July. NFORTEC presented the Hydrus V2 and Hydrus RGB systems. They are two systems of low price and good performance to make it accessible to all users. Both models of these liquid cooling systems have 120mm and 240mm radiators.

Most basic model NFORTEC Hydrus V2

This model is an evolution of the Hydrus model launched in 2018. Hydrus V2 has important changes seeking to improve the performance of this system. The most evident are the tubes through which the coolant circulates, which have been meshed to give greater resistance. The previous model had the problem that they ended up closing on themselves, making it difficult for the liquid to circulate.

This NFORTEC system will arrive in two dimensions, a simple one with 120mm radiator and a larger one of 240mm. The radiator in both cases is made of aluminium. The base in contact with the processor is made of copper, to optimize heat transfer. As is logical the pump is placed on the copper piece. The fans are only illuminated in red and blue.

The 120mm model is priced at 49.95 euros and the 240mm model is priced at 53.95 euros.

NFORTEC Hydrus RGB, a more elegant model

They are basically the same as the NFORTEC Hydrus V2, but with RGB fans. The 120mm radiator model has a fan ranging from 800RPM to 1 800RPM. It has a static pressure of 1.3 mmH2O, a flow of 62cfm and a sonority of up to 32dBA.

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