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What ever happened to Intel's Water Cooling?
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01-21-07
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What ever happened to Intel's Water Cooling?
Awhile ago I remember a talk about Intel making a water cooling system that was suppose to be quite good, and really cheap ($50 as I recall). Whatever happened to this?
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They thought up BTX instead, and then they figured out the the Conroe design would be better.
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I think Intel's water cooling thing was just a side project. Never intended to be mass produced. However, in the last week, Intel has taken a step towards overclocking enthusiasts.
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