Thermal Grizzly's direct die liquid cooling product problem has been found and fixed — withdrawn cooling block reissued with RGB

A new video discusses changes made to the Thermal Grizzly Mycro Direct Die water block so that it can be marketed to enthusiasts once again. Necessary changes have now been implemented, alongside further design enhancements, to precipitate the launch of the new Mycro Direct Die RGB Pro, which we highlighted earlier in the week.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cooling/thermal-grizzlys-direct-die-liquid-cooling-product-problem-has-been-found-and-fixed-withdrawn-cooling-block-reissued-with-rgb

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