Extreme water-cooled PC

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Extreme water-cooled PC

By Bill Detwiler November 10, 2005, 2:45 AM PST billdetwiler

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Extreme water-cooled PC

A photo of the whole PC

RAID hard disks

A water cooled RAID array

Water-cooling manifold (1 of 2)

Water-cooling manifold (2 of 2)

CPU cooler

Modified Enermax 550

Modified Enermax 550 and CPU cooler

CPU cooling lines

PCI and RAID cards

Motherboard

Looking from back to front

Rear view

This picture shows the large cooling lines running from the back of the PC.

Cooling tower

The external cooling tower with the cover off

Cooling tower reserviour, pump and control electronics

Cooling tower (top view)

Another full view

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