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Water Cooling Fan?!
- Thread starter EluSiOn
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the fan actually act as a PUMP... and the manufacture claimed that they got Intel and AMD certification it can cool CPU up to 3.0GHZ+.... cost is $49.... but... still... a bit... worried
The manufacture did a test
They put the cooling unit on top of a red hot iron plate
They claimed the water will boil but test 10 sec for it to cool down to ambient temp. The liquid in side isn't water but special formulared
It is a close system and the water gets recycle...
The fan noise is 35db/5400rpm
I am justing wondering about that test.... how come the plastic didnt melt?
The manufacture did a test
They put the cooling unit on top of a red hot iron plate
They claimed the water will boil but test 10 sec for it to cool down to ambient temp. The liquid in side isn't water but special formulared
It is a close system and the water gets recycle...
The fan noise is 35db/5400rpm
I am justing wondering about that test.... how come the plastic didnt melt?
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yikes. anybody want to try that first? where are the hardcore people when u needed them? hehe 
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I'll be happy to test it, just send me one
I'll write up a detailed review for you when I'm done too
I'll write up a detailed review for you when I'm done too
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Blah. Reminds me of that "Zen" cooler of a few months ago. My guess is that it won't preform any better than air-cooling. Not a large enough resivor, and I wouldn't want all that weight hanging off my mobo.
