https://www.techpowerup.com/253388/corsair-hydro-x-custom-watercooling-parts-up-at-swiss-retailer-visual-impressions
 
CPU water blocks appear to be available in two designs, one with a polished acrylic top (XC7) and another with a sandblasted aluminium trim in addition (XC9). These seem to be designed in a similar manner to their new Hydro Platinum series of closed loop liquid coolers, to allow for a unifying look across their cooling ecosystem. The XC9 product page mentions the use of 70 microfins on the cooling engine, which is on par with most flagship blocks today, but has no mention of the fin height or thickness, which also contributes to the cooling efficiency of the water block. The cold plate is made of nickel-plated copper, as expected, and the flow chamber made of acrylic allows a visual look at the coolant passing through for both aesthetics and functionality (to notice any trapped air bubbles, and to confirm coolant flow as well). There are 16 addressable RGB LEDs, which will be controllable via iCUE, and the design allows for the lighting to be transmitted in a circle around the cooling engine itself. Presumably these LEDs will be powered and controlled via a header that connects to a CORSAIR Commander PRO or Lightning Node PRO, which would likely be optional accessories. There are two G1/4" threaded ports on top, and CPU socket compatibility appears to be LGA 1156 and AM4 for the XC7, and LGA 2011, LGA 2066, AMD sTR4 for the XC9.
 
There is really no point in discussing pricing at this stage, so we will get to that when the products are actually announced. This is, for all intents and purposes, an inadvertent leak by the retailer. All products list a 24-month warranty period, which may also be region-specific. 
 

Looks like re-badged bitspower stuff.

gutcheck
Looks like re-badged bitspower stuff.

Yep, while other's are calling it a copy of Barrow which I feel is a copy of Bitspower in of itself.    On that note, I'm curious who's rebrand rad are those (Black Ice?) and what are they actually making in house or if they all are rebrands.  The CPU block reminds me of TT's CPU block.
 
 
Edit:  I guess I should have read the link instead of just viewing the images. 
 
They also feel the radiators could be a rebrand from Black Ice (which is great). 
 
One thing that sticks out to me out of all the things here is the cooling plates shape under the CPU waterblocks.  What CPU will you be cooling with that 2nd block with such a small circle on it where the left image looks more standard?  Sitting here scratching my head on this one. 
 
  

The rads are made by HW labs, same stuff.

good to know who is making the parts