When In Doubt, Stick A Giant Radiator Inside Your Computer

Liquid cooling, long the geeky masterwork of any PC gaming champion, has become simpler to set up, with pre-assembled, self-contained units available for any dummy in search of a cooler CPU. Maingear says their newest cooler frosts like a boss.

Using a sizable 180mm radiator with more fins and a bigger pump, the EPIC cooler achieves alleged cooler temps with less noise. Basically, it follows the same conventional wisdom of traditional air cooling—bigger stuff works better than smaller stuff and makes less noise. If the EPIC catches your fancy, there’s some bad news—the unit only comes with a full desktop system, starting at just under two grand. [Maingear via MaxPC]


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