wow, just wow

[PZEROFGH]

Do you think that computers will eventually HAVE to be water cooled straight from the factory ?

ex: Ordering a Dell will come stock with water cooling ?

someone said that the R series or what not from sony comes partially water cooled i think?

 

[brady]

someone said that the R series or what not from sony comes partially water cooled i think?

Hrmmm... I wonder if it would be profitable to start a production of stock water cooled cases that are super affordable.

 

[Flanker]

Alienware watercools.

 

[brady]

Alienware watercools.

Yeah for a million dollars !
I am thinking of a stock case ( water cooled ) for under $100.

 

[PP Mguire]

That would be like when phase change is becoming the norm and watercooling is cheap 45$ cases. Air would be obsolete.

 

[armyofswiss]

well hurry up and do it cause i want one so i can overclock my cpu becuase it needs better cooling (the actual topic is insane though cause my X600pro is only at like 310/415 or so and like over 700 is amazing)

 

[Merkwürdigeliebe]

Yeah for a million dollars !
I am thinking of a stock case ( water cooled ) for under $100.

well, I never understood water cooling. I mean, does need to be attached to your piping or something??

 

[FghtinIrshNvrDi]

They're little 'capsules' where the thing goes on your chipset. Then, there's 2 small holes, the pipes are inserted onto them, and the water pumps through.

Ryan

 

[Flanker]

^^ That made very little sense.

Watercooling is basically putting a waterclock (heatsink) on your CPU or Video Card or w/e and connecting pipes full of water to it and using the water to cool that waterblock (heatsink) so it cools your CPU or w/e.

 

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