https://www.techpowerup.com/263394/ek-launches-its-all-in-one-liquid-cpu-cooler-line
 
Take your first step into the world of liquid-cooling with the new EK-AIO (All-In-One) CPU cooler. Simple to use and easy to install, the EK AIO is a plug-and-play water-cooling solution requiring no assembly or maintenance. Top of its class cooling performance accompanied by fully customizable D-RGB lighting - the EK-AIO is an ideal solution for anyone who requires something more than an ordinary air cooler. The EK-AIO comes in three size variants, each offering different levels of cooling performance.

EK-AIO 120 D-RGB: The single 120 mm radiator version of the EK-AIO is ready to accommodate any mainstream processor on the market while running on its basic settings. It is best used in small form factor PCs where space is limited, where tall air cooling solutions are not an option, but high-performance cooling is still needed. EK-AIO 240 D-RGB: The dual fan EK-AIO with a 240 mm radiator is the perfect all-rounder for standard case sizes. The radiator surface is big enough to combat any mainstream CPU on the market and even has enough headroom for overclocking. An AIO with cooling capacities like this can either provide a super silent PC setup or can help harness the extra performance of an overclocked processor.
 
EK-AIO 360 D-RGB: This is a mighty triple fan setup, ready to provide ample cooling power for even the toughest processors on the market. Whether you are into heavy overclocking, or you wish to have a silent PC, the 360 mm radiator is able to provide both, even at the same time. An AIO of this size would need an ATX sized case that is ready to fit the 360 mm radiator into it.
 
The AIO units will start shipping on the 28th of February 2020. The prices shown below in the screenshot look very good when compared to other similar AIOs. 
 

 

Anyone reckon these will be better than the CLC range, or any asetek stuff?

random_matt
Anyone reckon these will be better than the CLC range, or any asetek stuff?

Speaking of Asetek, I wonder how EK got to this design and wonder if the Asetek patent is still around or if it has expired since and that's why were seeing EK doing their own, presumably speaking.