Origin PC Offers New Liquid Cooling for OC'ing Up To 5.2GHz
Frostbyte, but nothing to do with Crytek's engine. Rather, this is some other form of cool tech.
Origin PC today announced a new cooling solution for those looking for something above what the boutique PC maker previous offered. New is the Frostbyte 360 liquid cooling system, which features silent pumps, a high efficiency triple 120mm radiator, and zero maintenance.
The Origin PC Genesis configured with the Frostbyte 360 starts at $1599. Origin boasts that overclocking teams are reaching speeds up to 5.2GHz with the new cooler.
Origin PC's exclusive Frostbyte 360 Liquid Cooling System features:
• Origin professional CPU overclocking up to 5.2GHz on multiple cores
• Micro-channel copper CPU block and 360mm high efficiency copper radiator
• Embedded temperature sensor delivers the copper surface temperature with an accuracy of +/- 1C
• Ultra silent operation and exceptionally low weight
• Factory sealed, maintenance free operation
• Thermal resistance as low as 0.085 C/W
This won't be for those who build their own systems, but rather for anyone looking for a complete, tweaked gaming PC.

Arm and a leg, anyone?
Arm and a leg, anyone?
Am I the only one who notices the mistake?! Frostbite is an engine developed by EA and used by Dice in Battlefield and Mirror Edge series (yes, I DO hope for Mirror's Edge 2...)
This would be the cost for the ENTIRE PC, not the cooler.
You only would need a 240 radiator, not a 360. Also, pump is likely very weak, meaning low flow rates. Looks like an Asetek rebranded block/pump.
Gimmicky solution at best. This isn't going to make your playing experience any better.
completely pointless unless your running 3 high end video cards.
Even so, considering I have my 2500k running at 4.83GHz every day on an $80 Noctua NH-D14 and have cracked 5.0GHz stable in testing, I'll pass for now thanks. But it is pretty and would match my component colors and fan LEDs perfectly. Maybe down the road when I get tired of the gargantuan NH-D14.
Damn, my bad, of course it was. DICE doesn't always use Frostbite