In Pictures: 20 Clever Liquid-Cooled PC Setups
In Pictures: 20 Clever Liquid-Cooled PC Setups
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Castle Computer Systems
There isn't much known about this particular rig built by Castle Computer Systems in Redding, California. However, one common characteristic it shares with other water-cooled solutions is the clear acrylic chassis. Chosen for obvious aesthetic reasons, this type of case is relatively inexpensive, starting at around $70. Like some of the other custom builds we highlight in the pages to follow, this PC has a truly unique and artistic design.
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Because as everybody knows radiators CREATE heat and defiantly don’t DISSIPATE it. /Sarcasm
No, it's not just you. Most of them look horrible to me. Like a jumbled mess. I like the desktop one though.
But no fermis
why on earth are you putting a zoom button under the pictures,
if all we get is the same tiny figure with 140x100 pixels?
I understand that for some of the mods presented here there is no high resolution picture available, or you were too lazy to look for them, but this is true for your articles as well.
Watercooling has come a lot further than these pictures portray...why the nostalgic look and feel with this 'article'? There are PLENTY of amazing watercooling builds out there...and you showcase THIS?
Everything else pictured , not so nice.
Taste being subjective , clear cases and bright lights just don't do it for me.
Never cared for steampunk either.
I like my PC like I like my cars, as much go as I can get with as little show as possible. Anything that does get changed makes it faster if it happens to be visible part then as understated as I can get it.
watercooling for PC or a sneaky turbo in a car nice upgrade.
bright neon lighting for either not digging it.