Since we have already looked at the two smaller models, i.e. the inexpensive S70 and S80 with a 240mm radiator, we will only give the “big brother” a quick look today. This is visually identical to the S80 RGB, but has a larger radiator. In the following review, you can find out how Sharkoon’s first AiO water cooler compares.
Click here for the article about the S70 and S80:
Packing and scope of delivery
The box is adorned with a black front with a colorful imprint of the included water cooling system. The back briefly summarizes the most important features, while the right side provides information about the specifications in tabular form.
Here, too, we are left with the various bags, and the accessories are packed individually in each case. While this helps clarity immensely, it is not particularly environmentally friendly. Besides the various screws and spacers for the different sockets, an extension for a 4-pin fan and aRGB adapters are also included.
A tube with some thermal paste is also included, so none is applied ex-factory yet.
Assembly and installation
With the AM4 socket I used, you fall back on the motherboard’s existing backplate, but the pre-mounted plastic brackets on the front have to be removed beforehand. Four spacers are then screwed into the backplate from the front.
Apply thermal paste, place the pump block on the CPU and finally tighten the whole thing with the spring-loaded screws.
Specifications
The following is an overview of the technical details, further information can be found on the manufacturer’s product page.
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