Review: Virtual-Hideout
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When liquid cooling first hit the computer market, it was still sort of a rough draft of what was to come in future revisions. At that time, thermal dissipation was very low and didn't require large amounts of cooling like we have seen in the late 90s. The socket 462 and Slot 1 were the first to really be able use liquid cooling. The cooling blocks then were archaic by today's standards. As with all products, evolution and advancements have carried the liquid cooling market from a blemished copper cooling block to a polished mirror. Many companies were able to develop their systems from intellect and ingenuity right from the start.
Jun 27, 2006, 08:18 AM
