When Hyte actually called this thing 'THICC' it wasn't kidding.
The Hyte Thicc Q60 is not only the thickest AIO cooler I've ever seen, its also the product that wins my"most obvious name across the whole of" prize. Seriously, though, this thing is humungous and I just cannot get enough of that name.
Altogether we're looking at 228x120x52mm, and the whole thing links up as part of the new range of Powered by Nexus, meaning it chains up to the rest of your cooling system with the Nexus Portal control center via some proprietary magnetic Nexus Link connector wizardry. On top of that, the AIO hooks up to a 720 x 1280 resolution screen with lovely curved edges, and a 42-pixel qRGB array that gives off a sweet ambient glow behind it when it's in the case.
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