In this video, I explain Asetek and their patented design, and how they use their patent to dominate the market of liquid cooling AIOs. I also go over other AIO OEMs and how they compete with Asetek, as well as proprietary AIO designs.
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0:16 - What is Asetek?
0:27 - History of Asetek and what they do
0:44 - Input of "manufacturers"
1:10 - Asetek patent and legal battles
2:31 - Asetek design and competition with CoolIT and other OEMs
3:27 - How companies get around Asetek's patent (alternative design methods and proprietary manufacturer designs)
5:00 - Why system integrators (pre-built companies) use Asetek
5:32 - AIO OEMs and servers (and why I can't tell you about that)
5:46 - Context about use of OEMs in general (and why it can be beneficial to companies and consumers)
6:49 - A downside to OEMs
7:11 - Patent restrictions by OEMs (why OEMs can deincentivize new designs)
7:24 - How bad AIO OEM reliability can affect the market
7:51 - Asetek vs. others in cooling and noise performance and reliability
8:26 - Corsair H115i Pro and Platinum example
8:56 - Best AIOs are made by Asetek and others
9:15 - Asetek AIO failure rate
10:09 - Why you should only use AIOs for a few years in general
10:43 - Alternative opinion: Maybe Asetek is forcing companies to innovate (and more alternative designs)
11:42 - Why some AIOs are still better than others
12:48 - Radiator fans play a huge role in performance
13:37 - My AIO recommendations
14:15 - Why I don't hate Asetek
14:56 - Conclusion
