Liquid-metal CPU cooler - better than water cooling!

[Alkapwn]

I came upon this, and wanted to share with the Tom's Hardware crew: a liquid-metal CPU cooler that is supposed to be better than existing air and water coolers, and uses very little electricity to boot!

I'd LOVE to see a review on this when it becomes available!

Here is the link: http://www.danamics.com/technology.aspx

 

[Shadow703793]

Nice find. BUT...

Electromagnetic pumps have been used for decades and have been seen in a variety of applications. From space crafts and satellites, on nuclear-driven surface warships and submarines and also in land based nuclear reactors and industrial applications. In space, at sea, at land and now also as a key element for hot spot cooling.

http://www.danamics.com/technology/pump.aspx
What will the effect of EM be on the CPU?

 

[eklipz330]

i posted this up a few days back, look for it

*edit*
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/248107-29-danamic-lm10-liquid-metal-based-cooler

 

[particleman]

Yes, a Gallium-Tin Alloy would work best.

 

[Matt26LFC]

i posted this up a few days back, look for it

Couldnt you have jus linked ur thread?

Looks good to me, hopefully they'll b a review of it up somewhere soon

 

[Guest]

but is it cheap... not more than a high end water cooling setup... and is it easy to install?

 

[Alkapwn]

but is it cheap... not more than a high end water cooling setup... and is it easy to install?

That is exactly what I'd love to find out. I would imagine it would cost more than air cooling, but if it is less than watercooling and performs as well or better... who wouldn't want it?

 

[eklipz330]

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/248107-29-danamic-lm10-liquid-metal-based-cooler

my bad, im an idiot =P