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VersarienCu the future of computer cooling??

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seems logical to me if you can increase cooling performance of the materials themselves it will only lead to an increase in performance the new "material" is constructed to have pores to allow for maximum heat transfer

http://hexus.net/tech/news/cooling/60901-versarien-water-cooled-pcs-use-revolutionary-heatsink-material/

 

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If it was in a system that was pro made then more people would get it, doing a custom loop seems to be scary for many people. I think the special fluid in the new zalman water cooler is more interesting, in dual rad or even triple it would be pretty god damn awesome.

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I hope this takes off, if it really can deliver on the promised cooling performance. More cooling is always better.

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This kind of cooling is much more interesting to me on a server farm level, think if they could get similar performance in the close quarters of a server as you do on your water cooler PC. That would be amazing and slash costs.

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So they basically made a new high performance low profile waterblock?

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So they basically made a new high performance low profile waterblock?

arnt all water blocks low profile ?

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So they basically made a new high performance low profile waterblock?

no, its more about the material which is transfering the heat from the CPU to the cooling-medium,

where normal Waterblocks have micro tunnels cut into a full block of copper, this new design has pores through which the water flows.

 

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was just about to post this, lucky i searched.

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If it was in a system that was pro made then more people would get it, doing a custom loop seems to be scary for many people. I think the special fluid in the new zalman water cooler is more interesting, in dual rad or even triple it would be pretty god damn awesome.

This tech could easily be implemented in all-in-one water coolers.

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We're in the future already ? or is it the future that caught up to us ?

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We're in the future already ? or is it the future that caught up to us ?

The future is in the past

cpu: intel i5 4670k @ 4.5ghz Ram: G skill ares 2x4gb 2166mhz cl10 Gpu: GTX 680 liquid cooled cpu cooler: Raijintek ereboss Mobo: gigabyte z87x ud5h psu: cm gx650 bronze Case: Zalman Z9 plus


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This tech could easily be implemented in all-in-one water coolers.

Hopefully corsair does a nice design, i want a brushed aluminum rad and block for the cpu, that cm glacier thing is nice but only in US.

cpu: intel i5 4670k @ 4.5ghz Ram: G skill ares 2x4gb 2166mhz cl10 Gpu: GTX 680 liquid cooled cpu cooler: Raijintek ereboss Mobo: gigabyte z87x ud5h psu: cm gx650 bronze Case: Zalman Z9 plus


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Now for Swiftechmaster to utilize this for a new 240 AIO unit.

 

 

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