Albert.Thomas thestryker said: I suppose the cost is not bad compared to most TR AIOs, but that's not what I'm cooling. I hear that. I fear Silverstone may have overestimated how many users will find the TR support useful, most desktop users aren't willing to pay over $150 for an AIO unless it has one of those fancy large screens on it. Reply
thestryker Albert.Thomas said: I hear that. I fear Silverstone may have overestimated how many users will find the TR support useful, most desktop users aren't willing to pay over $150 for an AIO unless it has one of those fancy large screens on it. I think they've been hit pretty hard by tariffs and supply issues due to their relatively low volume in the US/EU. The original Icemyst went up in price around a year ago and outside of random, probably algorithm driven short drops, it hasn't gone back down. The handful of other products of theirs I've checked have had the same thing happen where they went up in the beginning/middle of last year. The VRM/memory fans back when you reviewed the original were $16 and the pricing on those has been all over the place since fall last year. None of this of course helps them as I think you're absolutely right. People seem to be willing to pay what I'd consider to be stupid amounts for coolers with screens, but if all it's offering is performance will get something cheaper. I think for me the price would at least feel better if they included one of the VRM/memory fans with the $190/200 price for the Icemyst 360 Pro/Hailstone 360. Reply
itcures This design approach for AIO systems shows itself to be distinctively different from all other existing designs. The system enables active cooling for RAM and VRMs through its additional fans which operates as an exceptional feature because DDR5 memory requires higher temperature control compared to previous memory types. The review demonstrates that the core cooling system delivers exceptional performance through its ability to maintain low CPU temperatures while producing high-quality noise-normalized results which compete with the best 360mm AIO systems available. The product serves a specialized market which makes it feel dedicated. The primary feature of the product appeals mainly to enthusiasts and overclockers because most users do not require dedicated RAM cooling. The feature which you probably will not use results in additional costs which you must pay. SilverStone deserves recognition because they attempted to create an original product instead of developing another typical AIO system. The cooling industry maintains its attraction through this type of innovative development. Reply
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