$30 Water cooling we cant get...

[markkleb]

Check out this Coolermaster copy, just for mfgrs. Looks pretty cool though.

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=4344

[pc_man_iac]

wicked if only I had a need for more watercooling but for that price who can resist

[Bio-Hazard]

It might even cool better than the Cooler Master based on the radiator that they have pictured.......;)

[markkleb]

Il bet its painted alum or plastic, I find it hard to believe with the price of copper they used it.

Still for $30 what a deal (I paid $30 for hoses and fittings)lol

[Bio-Hazard]

Brass/copper radiator, I'd be willing to bet. In all my years of water cooling, I've never seen a aluminum radiator in that design style. Ive seen several cheap all-in-ones with copper radiators where you would have never though there would be copper. And plastis out of Asetek, I don't think so, even if it is OEM........;)
And you're paying $30 for tubing and fittings.............that's way to much, I pay under $10 for my tubing and the fittings come with the components or I use samples from different companies......:)

[zachig]

WOW!!! $30 is a GREAT price for such a cooler!!! :grin:

I really wonder how good will it perform compared to the "original" CoolerMaster Cooler...:roll::???:

[DragonMaster]

Mmmm, nice!

[GIBSON]

This one makes me think about the aquagate. Sure has a lot in common.

[Mirrim]

Those fiends tease us! I'd rather like that set up in a SFF case. Ah well.

[Bio-Hazard]

This one makes me think about the aquagate. Sure has a lot in common.
Intel also came out with a prto-type earlier that is built along those same lines, guess it never made it into production, at least not yet anyway.

[Bio-Hazard]

Here's a little info on the all-in-one Intel pre-viewed at CeBit earlier this year.

Whilst the enthusiast arena has been playing with liquid cooling for a number of years, Intel (http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4855#) has developed "Advanced Liquid Cooler" which aims to bring watercooling (http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4855#) to the mainstream. In order to do this the unit has to be reliable, and has to be easy to install.

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4855

[markkleb]

$50 to cool a 5GHZ, sweet... Thanks Sbrehm..

[zachig]

Yeah...thanks sbrehm, this was an interesting read. :wink:

[Bio-Hazard]

Now if only Intel would bring the thing to market and get rid of those loud stock coolers........;)

[zachig]

Now if only Intel would bring the thing to market and get rid of those loud stock coolers........;)
Yeah...doing such a thing can be just great!!! If they'll do so, I might think of moving to Intel CPU :wink: As I'm pretty sure their cooler won't be compatible with AMD CPUs :roll: :lol:

[Kougar]

Wow, that unit must have a high efficiency to be able to do that. I sooo want one. ;) Any bets on when NewEgg will get them? :-P