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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32278, member: 636"] Scythe has just launched an exciting new range of water cooling systems that's set to shake up the computer hardware market. Coming out on April 25, 2025, the new "DT" and "DA" series are developed under the CPS brand through Shenzhen Fluence Technology, offering computer enthusiasts and gamers some seriously cool cooling options. The premium "DT" series stands out with its eye-catching 3.4-inch IPS LCD screen built right into the water block. Boasting a crisp 480 x 480 pixel resolution and 60Hz refresh rate, this cooling system is as much about style as it is about performance. The clever magnetic attachment system makes installation a breeze, letting users easily remove and reattach the cooling unit. Performance-wise, the "DT" series is impressive. Its pump can hit speeds up to 2,600 RPM while maintaining an incredibly quiet 15 dBA noise level. The included 120mm ARGB LED fan is equally impressive, spinning between 500 and 3,000 RPM and pushing up to 83 cubic feet of air per minute. Compatibility is broad, supporting both Intel and AMD socket types, and buyers can choose between sleek black or classic white designs. For budget-conscious users, the "DA" series offers an attractive alternative. These coolers feature a cool infinity mirror design on the water block and come in three radiator sizes: 120mm, 240mm, and 360mm. The pump can rev up to 3,000 RPM with a modest 28 dBA noise output. Its 120mm ARGB fan moves 73.6 cubic feet of air per minute and can get a bit louder at full speed, reaching 33.8 dBA. Both series demonstrate Scythe's commitment to delivering high-performance cooling solutions that look great and work efficiently. Whether you're a hardcore gamer, a content creator, or just someone who wants to keep their computer running cool and quiet, these new AIO water cooling units offer something for everyone. [/QUOTE]

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