Fractal Design Puts Finishing Touches on Kelvin Liquid Cooling Line

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A new player enters the liquid cooling scene

Fractal Design is best known for its computer cases, though it also offers products like power supplies, case fans, and various accessories. One thing that's been noticeably absent from its catalog, however, is liquid cooling. That is, until now. Fractal Design made its intentions of entering the liquid market known earlier this year, and today those plans become a reality with the new Kelvin T12, S24, and S36 coolers.
These are all open-loop DIY options that Fractal Design says are simple to install and offer silent, powerful performance. They're also expandable with a ceramic pump that can handle component upgrades, like tossing a GPU block or additional radiators into the same loop.
"The Kelvin Series water cooling systems are constructed from enthusiast class components. Both the CPU block and the radiator are made from pure copper, for maximum performance and an increased product life span with zero maintenance required," Fractal Design says.
Radiator size and the number of fans they can fit are what mostly separate the three offerings. In addition, the entry-level T12 uses durable nylon material in combination with copper in its construction and is intended for compact systems, whereas the S24 and S36 both use all-copper.
The Kelvin T12 ($149), Kelvin S24 ($179), and Kelvin S36 ($209) will be available in January.

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