Watercooling PSUs appear

But are they a good idea?

By Charlie Demerjian

Wed Jun 13 2007, 17:28

ONE INTERESTING device that turned up at Computex is a watercooling PSU by JSP Tech.

Not much more to say about it, it is a 450W PSU that has a watercooler in it with a CPU block. It will retail for about $150 when it comes out in the near future.

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On one hand, it makes a lot of sense, you have a direct external exhaust and a large area to put a radiator on. On the other hand, water + AC = bad. I will leave it up to the reader to decide if this is a good idea or not, but it certainly is different. µ

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