If you are a regular viewer of the channel, you will have seen a series of videos from last year where we helped ekwb develop ...

EK has just introduced its new Nucleus AIO CR360 Direct Die all-in-one cooler for Intel LGA1700 processors that have been delidded, with the new AIO cooler co-developed by overclocking legend Der8auer ...

For Those who hate RGB EK-WB has you covered with the launch of their new EK-Nucleus AIO Dark edition. This AIO retains the shape of the original EK Nucleus but instead offers a clean all black design ...

EK has been known for years as the company that does beautifully executed water cooling components for PC enthusiasts. The skill level needed has always been demanding for custom water cooling, ...

Slovenian firm EK Water Blocks is well known in enthusiast circles as a go-to provider for high-end liquid cooling components. The brand's portfolio of premium custom-loop components remains highly ...

EK Water Blocks (EKWB), has expanded its All-In-One product line with the highly anticipated EK-AIO 280 D-RGB. Following the success of EK-AIO D-RGB that comes in three different sizes, the latest ...

EK unveiled the EK-Nucleus AIO CR360 Direct Die D-RGB – 1700, an all-in-one water cooling unit tailored explicitly for LGA1700 CPUs with the heat spreader removed. This product incorporates a ...

EK has introduced a new water block CPU cooler this week in the form of the EK-AIO 280 D-RGB offering a dual-fan design and fitted two 140 mm D-RGB Vardar S fans and a 280 mm radiator. The new water ...

EK has just released the rather inelegantly-dubbed, but ingeniously-derived, EK Nucleus AIO Replacement Cover - Creator Kit. This simple little sub-$10 doohickey is a way for users to easily add a ...

EK has this week announce the availability of its new EK-AIO Elite Aurum 360 D-RGB, EK-AIO Basic 240, and EK-AIO Basic 360 PC cooling systems which are now available to purchase directly from the EK ...

...under-load temps are the lowest we've seen our high-end AMD Ryzen 9 test bench. Struggling to justify the custom cooling loop you've always wanted? An all-in-one is the next best thing, and few are ...