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    Aquaduct 360 XT Water Cooling System

    Aqua Computer Aquaduct 360 XT Water Cooling System


    Introduction

    Aqua Computer’s new Aquaduct 360 XT is a self contained, external water cooling system that uses both passive and active cooling elements. Two versions of the Aquaduct are available. The top of the line Aquaduct 360 XT incorporates three 120mm cooling fans, a triple-size radiator, a built-in Aquaero controller and comes with the Aquasuite software. The basic Aquaduct 240 uses two cooling fans, a smaller radiator and does not include the advanced controller or software. What really makes the Aquaduct 360 XT unique is the embedded Aqua Computer controller that allows monitoring and controlling just about every variable in the water cooling system using the included Aquasuite software.


    The Aquaduct 360 XT features two extruded aluminum side pieces that function both as a reservoir and passive radiators. Inside the Aquaduct 360 XT is an Eheim DC pump, large dual pass radiator, three Airstream 120mm fans, Aqua flow sensor, and a sophisticated Aquaero display and control device. The Aquaduct 360 XT can be operated using the built-in LCD display and push buttons but for advanced operation the Aquasuite software must be installed on the host computer, which communicates with the Aquaero via a USB connection.


    In addition to the Aquaduct 360 XT water cooling system, our friends at Sharka Computers sent along two of Aqua Computer’s latest waterblocks; the Cuplex XT Double Impact CPU waterblock and the AquagraFX 8800 GTX waterblock. Now this is getting interesting!


    Key Features

    • Quiet, high-performance external water cooling system
    • High quality construction and advanced design
    • Aquaduct passive and active cooling modes
    • Advanced Aquaero monitor and control unit with LCD display
    • Sophisticated Aquasuite software included
    • Quiet Eheim 1001 internal DC pump
    • Three programmable Airstream 120mm cooling fans
    • Airplex Pro 360 Triple radiator
    • Aqua water flow sensor
    • Water and air temperature sensors
    • Illuminated water channel bridge
    • Side water level indicator tubes
    • Easy to install and maintain


    Packaging and Components


    The Aquaduct 360 XT ships securely packed inside a cardboard box nestled between two large foam blocks.


    In addition to the main cooling unit, a smaller box of accessories includes everything needed for installation. Waterblocks must be purchased separately.

    • Aquaduct 360 XT User’s Manual
    • Aquaero User’s Manual
    • Aquasuite software CD
    • DC Power cable
    • USB cable
    • I/O bracket pass through
    • ATX 20-pin jumper connector
    • Twin Nylon tubing
    • (2) Plug&Cool push-in tubing connectors
    • (2) Ball valve actuator handles
    • 2mm Allen key


    Specifications

    The Aqua Computer Aquaduct 360 XT is an external water cooling system that is designed to sit beside your computer. It is powered from the host PC and communicates with it via USB. The embedded Aquaero display and control device allows monitoring and controlling virtually every water cooling system parameter when used with the bundled Aquasuite software.


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    Too bad that they have tested the old version.
    We sell the newer mark II version since more than 5 months now. A lot of things have changed with the new aquaduct 360 XT mark II.

    Anyway, very extensive review
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    Decent review, I am disapointed that the thermal testing didn't really accurately show how the Aquaduct itself stacks up to the competition. With different waterblocks being used it makes an accurate assessment of the unit in question dubious at best.

    Overall it is a nice unit but much too pricey for what it is in my opinion--a 50$ radiator and 50$ pump dressed up in a nice paint job with cool special effects and a 530$ price tag.
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