Bykski push external radiator B-1080-CEC-X: larger than ITX chassis, with 9 fan arrays

CTOnews.com November 25 news, citing foreign science and technology media Tom's Hardware reported that the manufacturer Bykski recently launched a super-large external radiator B-1080-CEC-X with nine water-cooled fans, which needs to be placed outside the chassis, and its volume may be larger than some conventional chassis.

The B-1080-CEC-X can be regarded as a dedicated portable cooling module with a fan array of 9 120mm. It is a complete set of heat dissipation scheme, pre-installed with water pump, radiator and radiator water tank. The only thing needed is the G1amp 4 joint, some coolant, and something that actually cools.

Users can connect the product to the water-cooled cooler of the CPU or graphics card. In fact, it can be both, and users can expand to four graphics cards, according to the product description. It supports "heat dissipation" of up to 2000W, so there is definitely room for some high-end desktop GPU to run in the cluster. In fact, Bykski advertises that the product is suitable for workstation computing stations, which can usually be equipped with more than four GPU.

CTOnews.com learned that the size of this product is 42 × 48 × 14 cm, which is larger than the PC of many Mini-ITX or even Micro-ATX motherboards. It can certainly solve the problem of heat dissipation, but it also needs a lot of space.

Bykski's external radiators are now on sale in Japan, retailing for 72356 yen (about 3734 yuan).