EK Unveils EK-Pro Manifold, Expanding GPU Capacity with Enhanced Efficiency

EK has released the EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 8GPU - Acetal, a specialized coolant delivery system designed for use with a wide range of water blocks in workstations and servers, offering exceptional coolant distribution and compatibility for two CPUs and eight-GPU configurations.

Compatible with a wide range of water blocks in workstations and servers
Optimal coolant flow for efficient cooling of CPUs and GPUs
Robust construction with a full acetal body, stainless steel end caps, and nickel-plated brass plugs

EK, the well-known manufacturer of high-quality PC water cooling equipment, has launched its latest addition to the Pro lineup: the EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 8GPU – Acetal. This specialized coolant delivery system is designed for use with a wide range of water blocks in workstations and servers. Building upon the success of its predecessor, the EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 6GPU – Acetal, this new manifold offers compatibility for an additional two GPUs.

One of the standout features of the EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 8GPU – Acetal is its exceptional coolant distribution. With multiple industry-standard G1/4″ In and Out ports, this manifold ensures optimal coolant flow, resulting in efficient cooling for both CPUs and GPUs. Its impressive capacity to accommodate two CPUs and eight-GPU configurations in parallel or semi-parallel opens up new possibilities for Liquid Cooling in workstation and server environments.

In the world of custom water-cooling systems, manifolds play a crucial role. These hardware blocks come equipped with multiple standard G1/4 threaded ports. Unlike traditional cooling loops that direct coolant flow in series to each component one after another, manifolds split the coolant flow into as many outlets as needed. This simplifies tube routing and saves time in systems with numerous cooling components.

The EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 8GPU – Acetal is built to last, featuring a robust construction with a full acetal body, stainless steel end caps, and nickel-plated brass plugs. It comes pre-assembled and ready for immediate use in a semi-parallel setup, ensuring reliability and efficiency for professional computing needs. The included universal mounting system ensures compatibility with various configuration scenarios. Additionally, the steel mounting plate with 120 and 140 mm fan mounting patterns seamlessly integrates into all computer cases, making installation a breeze.

For those looking to expand their cooling setup seamlessly, EK recommends pairing the EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 8GPU – Acetal with the EK-Pro CPU Quick Disconnect Kits and EK-Pro GPU Quick Disconnect Kits. This combination allows users to add or remove water blocks within their cooling loop without the need for a complete system drain, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity.

The EK-Pro Manifold 2CPU 8GPU – Acetal is manufactured and assembled in Slovenia, Europe. It is currently available for pre-order through the EK Webshop and Partner Reseller Network, with shipping expected to commence in late October 2023. The manufacturer-suggested retail price (MSRP), including VAT, is set at 219.90€.

EK introduces EK-Pro Manifold, Expanding GPU Capacity with Enhanced Efficiency

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