DeepCool Debuts First Water Cooling Products

Editor's Note: While Computex took place last week and all of the news announcements are behind us, we're still sorting through hundreds of in-person meetings and demonstrations, picking out just a few more of the most interesting items we saw up close.

During Computex 2014, DeepCool introduced a new series of products, namely the new Maelstrom series of all-in-one water cooling units. These water cooling units come with either a 120 mm or 240 mm radiator, which come with one or two fans, respectively.

Both the Maelstrom 120 and the Maelstrom 240 will come with pumps built with ceramic bearings, a closed impeller design, and a 0.2 mm microchannel structure over the cold plate for improved heat transfer. The Gamer Storm logo on the water pump is also LED lit with a breathing effect.

Here's the interesting part, though: the fans on the units are 120 mm with a red on black color scheme. The red is a darker tint of red though, closer to a royal red, which looks quite nice. The blades of the fans are also covered in rubber, and overall, these fans feel very well built. DeepCool claims that they offer very silent operation, which we're tempted to believe.

No word on pricing for the units, though we would expect them to be priced right in line with competing closed-loop water cooling units.

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