All articles tagged with #water cooling
Nvidia unveils a closed-loop cooling system for its data centers that recycles a coolant of 75% water and 25% propylene glycol and can run up to 115°F, claiming up to a 100% reduction in water use and lower cooling energy, though effectiveness varies by climate and scalability/cost details remain uncertain.
RedMagic announced the Gaming Tablet 5 Pro for China, with a June 30 launch and official images showing two colors and visible water cooling. The tablet is the successor to the 3 Pro (rebranded as RedMagic Astra in global markets) and may be called Astra 2 internationally. It is rumored to run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and use a 9-inch OLED display at 185Hz.
Noctua’s NL-LC1-36 is a 360mm AIO built on the Emma V2 platform with advanced vibration damping and SecuFirm2+ mounting, offering three pump-speed profiles and an optional VRM-fan accessory. Paired with high-quality fans, it aims for quiet, strong cooling and comes with a six-year warranty, priced around $250, making it a premium option for enthusiasts seeking better thermals with minimal noise.
EK Water Blocks is offering a $450 monoblock called QuantumX that allows users to liquid-cool every component of their PS5. However, this product only includes the cooling block and requires additional custom liquid cooling gear, such as a radiator, pump, fans, tubes, interconnects, reservoir, power supply, and micro-ATX case. Users will also need to disassemble their entire PS5 and check compatibility with their specific model. Preorders are expected to ship in late October.
Lenovo has announced the Legion 9i, their flagship gaming laptop featuring high-end hardware such as the Intel Core i9-13980HX processor and GeForce RTX 4090 graphics card. The laptop stands out with its slim profile of 18.9 mm and incorporates the world's thinnest water cooling system, which activates only when the system reaches a temperature of 84°C. It also includes a 16.3-inch 2K IPS display with a variable refresh rate and a carbon material cover. The release date is yet to be announced, but the laptop is already in production.