Testing The Omega X CPU Pot

A welcome blizzard atop a 13900k

February 10th, 2024

The time has come to finally start to unwrap this thing. Countless evenings tweaking models and running thermal simulations and making prototype changes have finally lead me here. My first “finished” CPU pot design is alive, and it’s name is Omega X.

Concept drawings of the omega pot started late 2022, but, I had no reason at the time to actually go through with a design. Occasionally i would model on it a bit, but it wasn’t a serious project until August 2023. I had developed much more benching and design experience and felt I could actually make something worth offering. Nearly 6 months of prototyping later, and here we are!

The main design notes are a multi chamber design that uses a full length aluminum over-tube with a large copper core. The bases are surface ground last to ensure flatness is held after stress relief of all machining operations are complete. The pot was designed to mitigate ice buildup in crucial areas while also heavily reducing “spitting” of LN2. Pulls down to “Full pot” in less than a single liter and is as reactive as it is beautiful.

Tested by Splave and Seby1923, you can see some of their current scores using the pot in the product listing. I expect to see these in stock early/mid march with pricing and colorway options TBD.

“Use omega to break past infinity” -TheBloodSlug
“Got the gold. Not even 30 min and I've grinded this before for hours and hours” -Splave
“What better marketing than some world records on a 96 core 2000w beast” -Seby1923

I’m truly honored to be able to post organic quotes like these without “requesting a statement” and just copy/pasting messages I got while users were testing. Thanks guys :)