Bykski’s New External Cooler Could Be Bigger than Your Desktop
If you’re using several different GPUs, or a very compact case with weak airflow, placing a giant cooler in a dedicated box on the outside of the case will help cool it down. can be taken to the next level. Cooling specialists Bykski have introduced a giant external cooler for extreme cooling needs.new Bykski B-1080-CEC-X The “External Cold Air Exhaust Heat Dissipation Chassis” features a 3×3 array of 120mm fans with an integrated pump, radiator and reservoir for easy installation in liquid cooling loops (G1/4).
With dimensions of 419 (H) x 488 (D) x 138mm (W), this unit looks like a typical mid-tower chassis, a bit slim, but overshadowed by compact mini-ATX systems. Become. Momo on Twitter spotted This cooler is priced at 72,356 yen before tax in Japan, and is currently around $525.
Recommended uses for Bykski B-1080-CEC-X are:
- server cooling,
- high end gaming system
- A compact computer system with up to 4 GPUs,
- Also for compact and powerful systems with no internal space for water cooling radiators.
For some of the use cases above, the B-1080-CEC-X is overkill, Bykski Granzon G10Also Bykski External 360mm A radiator stand may be a cheaper option (for example, if you already have a radiator that won’t fit in your case).
This 9x120mm external cooler is claimed to be able to handle up to 2,000W of heat dissipation for any application. Core i9-13900K or GeForce RTX 4090 (250W+ and 600W+) Runs at full pelt. As mentioned above, B-1080-CEC-X may be overkill. However, at low heat loads (such as slow RPMs), it can run very quietly.
In addition to supporting 9x 120mm fans, the chunky B-1080-CEC-X bx includes a 46mm thick radiator made using a mixture of copper and brass with 30 dual water flow channels is equipped with The integrated pump provides up to 700 liters of water flow per minute, is tested up to 1.5bar and uses common G1/4 tubing to connect to the water loop.
View of the finished unit from the outside. The front panel has a water level gauge, large vents on either side, and the back has both the liquid I/O connector and power input (which connects from a PC to a 4-pin Molex HDD), as well as a water inlet. Port on top of case for refills.
Let us know in the comments below if you think the Bykski B-1080-CEC-X is crazy or just the external cooler you’ve been waiting for. If you’re in the market for system cooling, check out the best CPU coolers (not GPUs) of 2022 for our recommendations for mainstream AiO and air solutions.