The Epomaker RT98 isn’t just another cooling solution—it’s a revolution in modular design, giving enthusiasts and professionals the tools to customize their setups like never before. Whether it’s liquid or air cooling, this system adapts without compromise, blending precision engineering with user-driven flexibility.
At a glance
- Modular Design: Swap between liquid and air cooling components seamlessly, with support for 240mm and 120mm radiators.
- Thermal Performance: Achieves temperatures as low as 5°C above ambient in benchmarks, making it one of the most efficient cooling solutions on the market.
- Power Delivery: Features a 9-phase VRM with 120A current capacity and a 4-pin PWM fan header for optimized airflow control.
- Connectivity: Includes three USB-C ports, two Ethernet jacks, and a dedicated M.2 slot for high-speed storage expansion.
The RT98 stands out by breaking the traditional mold of cooling systems. Unlike rigid, one-size-fits-all designs, it allows users to mix and match components—radiators, fans, or even entire cooling loops—without sacrificing performance. This modularity extends beyond hardware; the system’s software integration ensures that each component works in harmony, delivering consistent thermal output regardless of configuration.
Performance is where the RT98 truly shines. Benchmarks show it maintaining temperatures 5°C above ambient levels under heavy loads, a feat that rivals high-end liquid cooling setups while offering the versatility of air cooling. The 9-phase VRM, capable of handling up to 120A current, ensures stable power delivery even during intensive workloads, whether gaming or rendering. Additionally, its connectivity options—including USB-C ports and Ethernet jacks—make it a practical choice for modern computing needs.
For those eager to dive into the RT98’s capabilities, pricing starts at $249, with availability set to begin in Q3 of this year. This makes it an accessible option for users who demand both performance and adaptability without breaking the bank. The Epomaker RT98 isn’t just a product; it’s a statement about the future of cooling technology—one that prioritizes user control while pushing the boundaries of thermal efficiency.
