Last summer in 2023, we received the first IceGiant Ultimate prototypes with the full intention of the Ultimate being our second product after the Elite. It had an upgraded copper evaporator but the same form factor as that of the Elite. We even got it reviewed by Linus Tech Tips. Things were looking great, and it was full steam ahead.

However, we always knew we wanted to design the Titan. The best-of-the-best, no-compromises, lasts-forever, AIO-form-factor cooler. And around the time of testing the Ultimate prototypes, we had a few technical breakthroughs on the FlexTube design, as we had been calling it.

Now, with a stellar copper evaporator design in hand and a clarity on how to achieve the FlexTube form factor, we had the confidence to leap-frog the Ultimate altogether. For the rest of the year, we focused on raising funds to execute the holy-grail cooler we always knew we’d design.

And that is what we did. Money was raised, the FlexTube was designed, and the Titan was born.

If the Titan had a motto, it would be ‘Don’t compromise’.

Don't throttle your CPU. Don't put up with noisy fans and noisy pumps, especially when the CPU isn't even being stressed. Don't deal with a return after a year from a failing pump. Don't buy another cooler 2 years from now when the latest and literally hottest CPU is released (10 years for that matter). Don't blow an artery dealing with software bugs/issues that seem to appear at the worst possible time. And don't waste your time with the constant routine maintenance of a custom water loop setup.

With the new FlexTube form factor, you get all of the benefits of the AIO form factor. Easy to install. Easy access to the RAM or anywhere else on the motherboard. Unlike with a bulky air cooler, you won’t have to worry about RAM height clearance or need to uninstall and reinstall the cooler entirely just to change out memory.

The Titan’s FlexTubes are not quite like that of an AIO. They’re made from corrugated stainless steel, which means the tubes are more rigid but have enough flexibility to accommodate different CPUs, motherboards, and cases but the rigidity to create a clean, organized, hard-tubing-type look.

Moreover, the choice of stainless steel was to ensure an impermeable cooler. AIO’s use polymer-based tubing, which is permeable, and subsequently, all AIOs will lose fluid over time, degrading performance. This won’t happen with the Titan.

All the joints on the Titan are brazed. We chose not to use O-rings or even solder despite the money that could have been saved. In addition to top-level performance, the Titan is designed for extreme robustness, durability, and longevity. The Titan will have the same performance on Day 10,000 as it did on Day 1.

The first of its kind, the IceGiant Titan is here to completely disrupt the status quo of the CPU cooling arena!