All White Everything: ID-Cooling's Inexpensive Icekimo 120W Liquid Cooler

One way in which manufacturers can always differentiate their products is through pricing, and another is through color. To that end, the ID-Cooling Icekimo 120W is both very white and very affordable.

Overall, the specs of this little cooler don’t impress, but that isn’t the point. It is a simple liquid cooler that should fit nicely in white-themed systems without breaking bank.

Pricing sits at $59.99, and it should hit shelves soon.

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  • jimmysmitty
    That is... that is pretty damn white.
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  • junkeymonkey
    looking at there site they seem lacking in the support / replacement parts dept.. all them coolers and just maybe 15 manual downloads

    and then wheres that cooler at here anyway ?? too new to list ??

    http://www.idcooling.com/Product/series/category_parent/72/name/WATER%20COOLING
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  • gggplaya
    looking at there site they seem lacking in the support / replacement parts dept.. all them coolers and just maybe 15 manual downloads

    and then wheres that cooler at here anyway ?? too new to list ??

    http://www.idcooling.com/Product/series/category_parent/72/name/WATER%20COOLING

    At $59.99, just buy a new kit should there be a failure down the road.
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  • Aspiring techie
    How curious. I wonder how that would look in a pure black and white build?
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  • pjc6281
    #BlackCoolersMatter
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  • junkeymonkey
    ''At $59.99, just buy a new kit should there be a failure down the road. '' .... lol... i'll upvote that ... lol..

    though I guess i'll just stick to known trusted brands like corsair or coolermaster ect.....

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  • jaber2
    Join the #MakeWhiteGreatAgain
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  • oldboy2508
    Is that correct, "lift 1.78 mm of water"? Does that refer to how high it can push water up a tube?
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  • junkeymonkey
    What is head lift on a water pump?

    Sum of discharge head, suction lift, and friction loss. In a general conversation about the performance abilities of a pump, the term head usually refers to the maximum vertical distance from water source to discharge point that water can be pumped

    To calculate head pressure in psi from a head height given in feet you multiply by 0.434.
    15 x 0.434 = 6.51 psi
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  • Ambular
    An all-white system would be a nightmare to keep clean.
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