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- Here we are now at Computex 2019 at Deepcool's booth. Now previously in 2018 and 2017 we've seen a lot of new cases coming out but this time around is a little bit different. Their overhauling essentially their whole lineup of water coolers, and going hard. But how hard are they going? Well, they've got the new anti-leak technology and to easily describe it for you guys it's essentially a valve on the outlet that simply contracts as the water gets hotter. So basically, when the computers off the water is cold that valve will then expand and essentially living up to the name make it anti-leak technology. But what else are they got besides that in terms of their cooler models, prices and release dates. Lets go through all that for you guys and then give you the verdict. (techno music) So starting off with the lowest price point entry level water coolers here, we've got the Gammaxx L120 and 240 they've got the V2s but they've also got the V3s being released. Now the V2s currently can't be sold in America so I'm told but the V3s will alleviate that problem. Now in terms of compatibility and support we're all the way up to AM4 these will support the new X570 motherboards. They also support the intel line of things however if you want to get TR4 then you will have to step it up a notch to the other coolers both the Castle, and the Captain. In terms of the coolers here, they all feature RGB this one features it on the block and also a fan included you get two fans included on the 240 obviously and it does come with a 12 volt controller which it can then control that RGB. So it isn't 5 volt addressable RBG but that's not to worry since the price it is coming in from $70 and I'll put the pricing of the four skews up here for you guys so you can check it out if you're interested, that color may tickle your fancy. Now behind me is the Captain series this has been one of their longest running all-in-one Liquid series, this time they are spicing it up. They are putting a metal pipe going to the block from the external block itself. Now, we got the anti-leak technologies we said before we've also got a dual chamber cooling system inside as well as getting the performance fans on these models of radiators. You got starting from 240 millemeter going up to 360 millemeter. In terms of pricing you get to expect this to come in from $105 and there is a $5 premium if you want to get the wireless settings since they do have to add that Duco onto the actual radiator and block itself and it goes up to $135 and $140 respectively. In terms of RBG, it is 12 volt and you do get the controller included so you can change the fancy colors and patterns on the block itself. In terms of the actual TDP what rating this thing can handle it's up to 280 watts and they also add support for TR4 so if you want to mount it an X399 motherboard you can do just that. Or if you want to go with the X570, and get some bling then this thing will definitely provide. And then last up in the lineup we have the model with the most customization in terms of not just the RGB LEDs which is 5 volt addressable but you also get the controller included if you wish to do it that way. But you can also take the cap off and add your own little icon in if you wish to do that or if you just wish to leave it out, you can even do that. Now there's two models here there's one that's geared up towards performance this is the Castle 360EX and also the 240EX starting from $120 to $160. Then besides that they've got the V2 which unfortunately isn't available in America and that is coming in with a 240 and a 360 RGB version and you do get two RGB fans in the case of the 240 or three RGB fans at 120 mills in the case of the 360. In terms of availability, the Castle here on display is currently available for sale however the other five models that we talked about will be available throughout June. So they're releasing very soon they're serious about this anti-leak technology but the coolers I've seen so far they do look like they're acquired and I will be putting them through the test bench here at Tech YES City. And with that aside, I hope you enjoyed our booth coverage at Deepcool for 2019's Computex. If you did, then be sure to hit that like button. Also let us know in the comment section below what do you think about these new cool design display here. Are you digging the new look on the blocks or aren't you digging that look. Love reading your thoughts and opinions as always, and I'll catch you guys with this beautiful gold mic in the next tech video very soon. Peace out for now, but also on your way out mash the subscribe, hit that bell notification, Bye. (electronic music)