Liquid Cooling PC

1.Scorpion Gaming PC Exotic Liquid Cooling The Scorpion series offers multiple customization options, and offers the latest gaming motherboards for the most enthusiastic Gamers, it offers NVIDIA® SLI™ configuration, multiple options for the external and internal appearance, lighting system, individualy custom sleeved cables, an Exotic Liquid Cooling Solution powered by EK Water Blocks, customizable fan colors, tubing, and fluids with the color of your choice. Most importantly, if you don't see what you want on the list, we can build your own customized gaming desktop....[More]

2.Wall Mounted, Liquid Cooled PC Its been a while (1.5 yrs) since I updated my computer. I thought about upgrading to the next gen i7 (I'm still rocking the bloomfield), but didn't really see the need for a faster processor. Thought about getting the new Corsair 900D to replace my 8 year old Super Armor, but wanted to do something different.. something unique. While browsing Battlestations on Reddit for ideas, I came across a very simple yet elegant looking wall mounted computer, and that is where this whole project began....[More]

3.Awesome Wall-mounted Custom PC with Beautiful Liquid-cooling System This nicely put together wall-mounted PC is ultimately the goal of many custom computer builders. Recoil P -owner of this system- calls it “The RecoilMachine”, which took him over 2 months to order and assemble the rig. Also according to Recoil P, he uses Plexiglass as the backplate for each component before having them planted firmly on a large vinyl-clad hardboard. RecoilMachine has single loop water-cooling setup, Gigabyte EX58-UDP5, Intel Core i7 920 Socket-1366, Asus GTX 590, Samsung 250GB 840 EVO SSD, Western Digital 1TB Caviar Black and Seagate 1TB additional storage....[More]

4.Orange Gaming Case Liquid Cooling The dimensions of the case are: depth - 680mm, width - 230mm, height - 620mm and because of its size, will probably be constructed from aluminum. It can accommodate a 480 (120.4) rad in the top and a 360 (120.3) rad in the bottom. The case width would allow a push-pull configuration of 38mm fans, 38mm shrouds, rad of choice, 38mm shrouds, and 38mm fans. There is enough room for a long PSU if required, and the motherboard tray will except an extended ATX motherboard. There are 3 5.25" drive bays and room for 4 HDD's. Case cooling is provided by a single 200mm intake fan at the front, a single 120mm exhaust fan at the rear, plus the flow provided by the PSU fan....[More]

5.Hardline Liquid-Cooling a PC Why choose a hardline liquid-cooled computer? Well because it’s the coolest — seriously. No, literally. It’s the top-of-the-line customization/cooling strategy you can implement to get the maximum output from your high performance gaming computer. Just like a car, all that digital horsepower needs an outlet, like an exhaust. Where do electrons and heat go? What prevents your PC from bursting into flames?

6.Tripple Loop Liquid Cooling I spun up to the good ol' Home Depot and picked up some wood, a square that was actually square and a few new bits for my router. I have a few sheets of 1/4" cast acrylic (white, clear, black) floating around, so I'll work into incorporating those as well. I'll probably end up using them as pedestals for each individual component, toss in some LED strips, some sort of black backing and call it a day. The benefit that I have right now is that I have 95% of the components for the build, so most of my time will be spent fabricating mounts, drilling holes, cursing myself and driving back and forth to the hospital....[More]

7.The Big O: a liquid-cooled PC and Xbox 360 in one case The Big O gives you serious bragging rights, but costs far too much to even consider by most gamers. The base configuration is more than enough to handle any game you throw at the machine, with the top configuration verging on the ridiculous including 4 graphics cards, dual Xeon processors, two PSUs, 12GB of RAM, and four SSD drives in RAID....[More]

8.Maingear Epic Torq Small form factor PCs are all the rage these days, and the boutique builders are no exception. Increasingly, companies are looking for ways to push the envelope in terms of what they offer in a compact rig, and to that end Maingear built a liquid-cooled system called the Epic Torq....[More]

9.Snef Computer Design This build is named Icy Blue Angel and has been produced by Snef Computer Design. Published on their Facebook page just yesterday, this is a 'thank you' to fans for helping them reach 2,000 likes in total across their social media platform. Featuring a fully custom Bitspower water cooling rigid tubing setup, we're seeing quite a lot of this company being included in our latest published builds. It seems that modders across the globe are taking to Bistpower more often to ensure they get the best out of their rig - do you agree with their choices....[More]

10.Cooler Master Cosmos II PC case First up is a very recognizable face from the film Despicable Me. A Minion might seem an odd choice for a racy PC modding project but while the outside will no doubt make a few people giggle but the inside of PC modder Ronnie Hara’s aptly-called Minion Mod, is absolutely awesome-looking....[More]

11.Fractal Design Node 304 It’s little bigger than a shoebox but this hasn’t stopped forum user MetallicAcid from cramming in a ton of high-end hardware including an Asus GTX 770 Direct CU graphics card, a 250GB Samsung Evo SSD and an Intel INTC -2.74% Core i7 CPU, with the latter being cooled by a Corsair H80i all-in-one liquid cooler....[More]

12.Thermaltake Pacific RL240 Water Cooling Thermaltake Pacific RL240 Water Cooling Kit Unveiled A passionate form of LCS pleasure Thermaltake, an industry leader in computer chassis, thermal solutions, and power supply units, has unveiled a spread of highly engineered DIY liquid cooling solutions at the world-renowned International Consumer Electronics Show 2015. As part of its ‘hardcore’....[More]

13.The Great Pyramid - Water cooled Specs: CPU: Q6600 B3 OC @ 3.15 GHz (Max stable OC @ 3.4 GHz) – “water cooled” Mobo: GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3L RAM: G-Skills 4GB PC2-8000 OC @ 1066 MHz GPU: 512 MB 8800GT Zotac AMP Editions (700 MHz Core/ 2000 Mhz Memory) HDD: 500 GB Cavier WD 300 SATA PSU: 500 Watts Rosewill Cooling: Thermaltake Tide water plus w/ Swiftech apogee GT CPU block

14.Killer Rigs: Liquid Cooled Intel Extreme Systems from ABS A week ago the guys at Newegg ABS (Tom, Eric and Andrew) asked if I wanted to see something cool. I said of course. They took me into a dark room and I was like, “okay, I’m gonna get mugged. This is a mugging. I don’t have much cash, but I got chips, like a Skylake and, uh, Doritos –” And they were like, “stop talking and check this out:” And they flipped a switch to reveal their new ABS liquid cooled PCs. Whaaaat are these things?!?....[More]