One of our last stops at CES this year is a visit to EKWB to check out new liquid cooling gear coming in 2024. If you are into high-end hardware, then the Torsion A60 limited edition case may catch your attention.

Timestamps:
00:00 EK Nucleus AIO
01:29 EK Quantum Volume 3
01:52 Pump covers and goodies
02:25 EK Quantum Phase 120
03:01 EK Quantum Velocity 2 and EDGE D-RGB
03:23 More goodies
04:14 Monoblocks
04:44 EK Quantum X PS5
05:15 Quantum X Loophole
05:51 Quantum X NoCase
06:46 Torsion A60
07:19 EK Fluid Gaming Systems

At the top of the list we have the new EK Nucleus AIO CR360, a Direct Die AIO cooler built for use with delidded processors, where the IHS has been removed for greater contact between the CPU and the cooler. Due to the pump being used, less heat is generated within the loop, allowing the Nucleus AIO to outperform a custom loop in many cases.

The EK-Quantum Velocity Edge CPU blocks are arriving for LGA1700 and AM5 sockets, in black and silver variants with a retro style block intended to evoke the era of the old Supremacy EVO blocks. You'll find a low polygon structure on the front face of the block and RGB lighting.

The EK-QuantumX NoCase is a standout. As you can tell by the name, this is a skeleton case, lacking panels for an open-air build. The front has a distro plate and two D5 pumps, so you can set up separate cooling loops for the CPU and GPU. The EK Torsion A60 is another interesting looking case, but it may be hard to get one as it is limited to just 777 units, with a high price tag to match.

As always, we also get a look at new radiators, fans and guest-built PCs to showcase the extreme possibilities of liquid cooling. There is even a liquid-cooled PlayStation 5 here, using a huge monoblock and an adapter with an SFX PSU to keep the system powered.

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