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Integrated Water-Cooled Case

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the soothing-ocean-sounds dept.

man_ls writes "Tom's Hardware has a review of a new Koolance water-cooled case. It has a built in watercooling system, to save people into overclocking the trouble of building their own. Unfortunately, it only works with Athlon, Duron, and Pentium IIIs. The P4 socket isn't compatible with it. "

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  1. Re:Leakage? by Quasar1999 · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Always, ALWAYS use distilled water... first, it doesn't end up putting deposits in your pump, and second, if it does leak, nothing bad will happen to your CPU/components, since distilled water is an insulator (not a good one, but it won't conduct)...

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  2. Why not make chips run cooler? by Tryfen · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Many moons ago, computers were huge blocks that had to be kept in hermatically sealed, air conditioned rooms.

    Today computers are small blocks that people want to put in mini-fridges.

    Shouldn't we be concentrating on making chips run cooler WITHOUT adding extra fans/heat-sinks/water coolers/dusky maidens with palm leaves?

    Terry
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