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Tuesday, January 2, 2007
I often wondered why cars had liquid cooling and computers didn’t. Technology had progressed far enough to minimize water leaks so where was the liquid cooling technology? Well a few years ago, I saw my first example of one on the defunct Screen Savers and was pleased to see it finally come to the hot CPU world.
Since then, the technology has progressed and now MTECs CoolIT Systems bring forth the Eliminator. It uses “Liquid Chill” as per the documentation sent to SvenOnTech. This chill keeps your PC much cooler than the competitors, so is the claim, at the same or lesser price. With an easy to install configuration, Eliminator looks to be one cool add-on for your PC if you’re looking to stop excessive fan noise and bring that scotching Intel or AMD to a more mild cooking temperature. The maintenance-free Eliminator doesn’t take up any PCI slots and is all contained within your PC case, so you may want to chill out your PC with some liquid chill, dude!
