PC enthusiasts now have another option for CPU cooling as EVGA launches its new CLCx series AIO coolers which feature a new pump. The CLCx series is EVGA’s latest lineup of award-winning all-in-one coolers that go back to its CLC product lines before it and have previously been announced as the CLX series. As EVGA launches the CLCx Series it has updated it with Asetek’s 7th Generation water pump, a 480×480 2.1″ LCD on the pump that is software configurable to display cooling statistics, animations, or other images.
CLCx models include 240 mm, 280 mm, and 360 mm and come with Hydro-Dynamic Bearing ARGB Fans. The CLCx 360 mm features 3x 120 mm fans, the CLCx 280 mm with 2x 140 mm fans, and the 240 mm has 2x 120 mm fans. EVGA provides a 5-year limited warranty for the CLCx series and is selling through its partners on Amazon and Newegg.
Per Product announcement:
“Introducing the EVGA CLCx Series – the remix you’ve been waiting for! The CLCx Series is the sequel to the award-winning EVGA CLC All-In-One CPU Liquid Coolers.
Refreshed with Asetek’s 7th Generation water pump, 3 choices of radiators, an integrated 480×480 LCD display, and the completely remodeled EVGA ARGB Fans. With a fresh new take on the AIO CPU liquid cooler market, the EVGA CLCx Series provides the most efficient cooling and quietest flow yet on an EVGA AIO.“
Specifications:
- Waterblock: Premium Retention parts for Intel LGA1700/1200/115X, AMD retention ring for AM5/AM4/TR4* (*bracket not included), Material: 100% Copper, LED: Fully-controllable 2.1″ 480 x 480 RGB LCD Display, Pump Noise Level: 20dB(A) (MAX)
- LCD Display: Resolution: 480 x 480 RGB, Size: 2.1″, Dimension: 102 x 93 x 51mm
- Radiator: Material: Aluminum
- Fan (360 mm): Size: 120 x 120 x 25mm (x3), Bearing: Hydro-Dynamic Bearing, Speed: 0-2580 RPM, Airflow: 73.15 CFM (MAX), Static Pressure: 3.77 mm-H2O (MAX),Noise Level: 35.0 dB(A) (MAX), LED: Fully-customizable ARGB
- Fan (280 mm): Size: 140 x 140 x 25mm (x2), Bearing: Hydro-Dynamic Bearing, Speed: 0-2380RPM, Airflow: 85.13 CFM (MAX), Static Pressure: 3.68 mm-H2O (MAX), Noise Level: 35 dB(A) (MAX), LED: Fully-customizable ARGB
- Fan (240 mm): Size: 120 x 120 x 25mm (x2), Bearing: Hydro-Dynamic Bearing, Speed: 0-2580 RPM, Airflow: 73.15 CFM (MAX), Static Pressure: 3.77 mm-H2O (MAX), Noise Level: 35.0 dB(A) (MAX), LED: Fully-customizable ARGB
- Warranty: 5-Year Limited Warranty
Discussion (6 replies)
Join Discussion →Nice to see they jumped from a crowded GPU market into an even more crowded market.
Yeah, I'm still rooting for them to survive but also wondering if they can still make that happen. In reality, it wasn't just the GPU industry they got out of since I've noticed they haven't done much with motherboards either. There are only 2 still listed on their site, nice ones, but not a good sign either since both have dead purchase links.
PSUs and accessories seem to be their main cash generators now, and then these AIOs. It just makes me sad. Like many, I too hope they can get things moving with AMD. From motherboards to GPUs there's a lot of potential there. If, instead, they want to keep their relationship with Intel going they could also try expanding with Intel's GPUs as well.
Just thought of something hilariously bad. My worst nightmare for them . . . an EVGA Atari. ;)
It's almost like they are giving up unfortunately.
That makes me sad... another loss like BFG.
I totally agree. It's sad to see these long time suppliers decline.