The ID Cooling Pinkflow can be picked up for about $100, making it a standard-priced closed-loop liquid cooler (AIO) that has one unique feature: It’s pink and white.
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In this review, we’re benchmarking and analyzing the performance of the ID Cooling Pinkflow. ID Cooling has a big presence in Huaqiangbei SEG (watch our tour here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXWB9GPkm3U) and in Asia in general, but doesn’t have much Western presence. We’ve seen their coolers a lot while touring markets in Taiwan and Shenzhen, and so we figured it was about time to put one of them to the test on our bench. The Pinkflow is liquid cooler that goes full pink-and-white, and it matches the RX 580 2048 CUTE PET and RX 5700 XT WAIFU well. If you’re going full-on pink/white, our review of the cooler should help make decisions.
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Editorial, Testing: Steve Burke
Video: Josh Svoboda, Keegan Gallick, Andrew Coleman
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