Posted by ketyung
on Jul/30/2007
at 5:08 am
Water cooling system is commonly seen in vehicles, but seems to be pretty rare or have never been used for cooling computer peripherals. Hitachi and NEC are now working to produce, what is claimed to be the first world’s first water cooling system for your hard drive. This cooling system has the advantage that it produces pretty low noise, which is lower than 25db. This is definitely suitable to be used in audiovisual machines that need minimized noise level. Anyway, NEC will also make this special cooling system available for its desktop PC in the near future. I hope those ducts and container used to transport and store the water are durable enough that no leaking is possible, even after being used for couple of years.
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