The Antec packaging is rather attractive with the faded pink to green colour scheme. We get some basic information on the front and a large image of the watercooling loop.
Because of Antec’s use of their packaging throughout multiple regions, the rear gives very little information; we’d like to see them use one of the sides or edges to show exact dimensions, at the very least but no such luck, unfortunately.
Aside from the loop itself, you’re provided with a pair of 120mm Antec RGB PWM fans, mounting kits for both Intel and AMD sockets (TR4 is available on request) and a large, fold-out installation manual.
Our only concern here is the massive overuse of plastic bags – in today’s world, we’d like to see more companies taking an environmental approach to their packaging.
Because of Antec’s use of their packaging throughout multiple regions, the rear gives very little information; we’d like to see them use one of the sides or edges to show exact dimensions, at the very least but no such luck, unfortunately.
Aside from the loop itself, you’re provided with a pair of 120mm Antec RGB PWM fans, mounting kits for both Intel and AMD sockets (TR4 is available on request) and a large, fold-out installation manual.
Our only concern here is the massive overuse of plastic bags – in today’s world, we’d like to see more companies taking an environmental approach to their packaging.
