Aquacomputer makes water blocks for Radeon R9 Nano

Yesterday’s launch of the Radeon R9 Nano was preceded by some controversy. Some reviewers were left without test copies for unclear reasons, perhaps because even before the sharp launch, they criticized the new graphics card for not adding much compared to the more powerful and also water-cooled relative Radeon R9 Fury X.

However, the fact that the Radeon R9 Nano fills a narrow niche does not prevent German Aquacomputer from offering customized water blocks for AMD’s new smallest. The water block called Kryographics R9 Nano is available both with and without acrylic glass windows. Like the standard cooler, it is a comprehensive model that dissipates heat from the graphics processor, memory capsules and power supply.

The manufacturer claims that the water block must be able to hold the graphics card at a low 35 ° C (27 ° C water temperature) in the demanding test program Furmark. The solution is also suitable for lavish Crossfire configurations as the graphics card with water blocks only takes up a single card slot.

Aquacomputer Kryographics R9 Nano will be available for pre-booking shortly, but some price information is not yet known.