Water-cooling systems look spectacular inside a PC. But do you really need them? For most gamers, the honest answer is… no.
Every PC needs some kind of cooling mechanism to transfer heat away from the processor, at which point you'll need to choose between air cooling and liquid cooling. As a PC enthusiast who builds my ...
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The world's first water-cooled handheld gaming PC is upon us – and it's already poised to dethrone the GPD Win 5
OneXPlayer introduced the new OneXFly Apex handheld gaming PC It uses the same AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor found in the GPD Win 5 It may be the world's first water-cooled handheld gaming PC It's ...
Innovative London-based PC cooling firm Billet Labs is back with another water-cooled system, this time aiming for a completely passive, fanless build. The video below explains why this interesting ...
Mini PC maker MINISFORUM has unveiled its first water-cooled computer… for some reason. The MINISFORUM AtomMan UM890 WE packs an advanced cooling system that combines a heat sink, 120mm fan, and ...
The world's biggest trade show for mobile devices is wrapping up in Barcelona this week, and now an interloper has appeared in the form of a tiny water-cooled gaming desktop that looks to pack a ...
A tinkerer on YouTube has busted open his Steam Deck to fit it with a custom water cooling system. The project is featured in a 15-minute video, as YouTuber Diy Papi takes you through the workings of ...
Custom water cooling just took another step towards being a viable option for many more system builders, thanks to Corsair. With its Corsair CH405i iCUE Link water cooling kit, it has provided a ...
Engineers at NEC and Hitachi are taking water cooling beyond the processor with a new PC designed to fit into the living room. The Valuestar W went on sale this week in Japan and packs a digital TV ...
Japanese users won’t have to worry about a noisy cooling fan disturbing them while they watch high-definition movies on NEC’s newest computer — the PC, equipped with a Blu-ray drive, uses ...
Hitachi Ltd. has announced the commercial launch of its water-cooled notebook PC, a 1.8GHz mobile Pentium 4-based machine which uses a patented Hitachi system to aid heat dissipation. Most notebooks ...
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