Leo spent some time recently building a rig into the wacky, weird and wonderful Antec TORQUE case. The first sample he received was damaged, so he had to wait some time for his second case to arrive.

The most impressive of them all is the Bizon ZX5500 which packs up to seven (yes, seven) water-cooled 32GB RTX 5090 GPUs in a tall tower casing. This is the best GPU ever built and buying it ...

Water cooled reactors have played a significant role in the commercial nuclear industry since its beginnings and currently account for more than 95 per cent of all operating civilian power reactors in ...

O-ring or not, the wacky rig works so well because it’s simple. As the bait slowly sinks through the water column both ends of the stick bait shimmy, driving bass nuts. You’ll need an octopus hook, ...

It's called the UHPILCL (Ultra High-Performance Integration Liquid-Cooled Laptop), and it's no joke. The UHPILCL supports full-sized ITX motherboards and can accommodate virtually every high-end CPU ...

Hence, the modder set about replacing the factory-fitted air-cooling system with a custom-built water-cooling rig. As the rather detailed video reveals, the heavily modified and liquid-cooled Sony ...

This is all made possible through an 18W water-cooled pump, cooling both the CPU and GPU while giving room for different custom heatsinks depending on the hardware chosen - the page claims that ...

Most hotends today are air-cooled with a small fan. But water-cooled hotends have been around for a while and are showing up more and more. Is it a gimmick? Are you using, planning to use ...

Once you’ve got this monstrosity of a rig in the water, however, you’ll see just how closely it resembles a school of shad, alewives, or shiners. While it can be tiring to chuck around a 2 ounce rig, ...

The Ultra High Performance Integration Liquid Cooled Laptop or UHPILCL T1000 is ... Users must fill the system with deionized water before operation, ensuring efficient heat dissipation.

Water cooling is nothing new for PCs, of course. We’ve seen water-cooled LED lights, too. We’ve even seen chips directly cooled with water.