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/ January 13, 2009 / 3:08 min.
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CES 2009 - The fish tank PC?
Anyone who's spilled coffee on a laptop computer can tell you that computers and liquids do not a good mix make. However, Hardcore Computer is flouting conventional wisdom with its "submerged cooling" concept. Envision computer components fully submerged in a liquid bath and you'll get the idea. This really must be seen to be believed.
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Reactor submerged cooling PC
Hardcore Computer
$3,700
- All components are submerged in a non-conductive liquid.
- Cooling solution allows you to run components at speeds faster than would otherwise be possible.
Hardcore Computer
$3,700
- All components are submerged in a non-conductive liquid.
- Cooling solution allows you to run components at speeds faster than would otherwise be possible.
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