Liquid cooling AORUS Liquid Cooler supports the Intel Core i9 10900K @ 5.2GHz on all cores

Intel 10th Generation processors have recently been released to the market. These Comet Lake-S processors maintain the 14nm lithography, with the problem that that poses. It can be seen especially in the Core i9 10900K, which has significant temperature problems. Gigabyte just announced that the AORUS Liquid Cooler series supports the Core i9 10900K with all cores running at 5.2GHz.

These coolers have supported the top-of-the-range Intel processor with all cores at 5.2GHz in a long-term test under the Prime95 benchmark. We can see that the AORUS Liquid Cooler supports any overclocked processor. If we are not going to overclock the processor, we will have it better cooled, without a doubt.

AORUS Liquid Cooler supports the Core i9 10900K @ 5.2GHz on all cores

You can see in our review of the Intel Core i9 10900K that it is not exactly a cool processor. We had to go for 360mm liquid cooling to cool this 10-core processor. None of the available heatsinks got the processor to be below 90ºC.

AORUS Liquid Cooler received praise right after its launch. After the verification of AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X on 360mm models, this time the whole series passed the heavy load test and overclocked with Intel Core i9 10900K CPUs with all cores at 5.2Gz, it has further verified the quality of AORUS Liquid Cooler and the efforts of Gigabyte engineers.

Jackson Hsu, Director, Product Development Division, Gigabyte

Prime95 puts a heavy load on the 10 cores and 20 threads of the Core i9 10900K, which at 5.2GHz reaches a TDP of more than 320W. As we can see, the Intel processor is not a fresh processor with controlled consumption, rather the opposite. So it puts even more value on the quality of AORUS Liquid Cooler cooling systems.