Digital Storm intros sub-zero "Cryo-TEC" cooling system

That's crazy - both the pricing and the temps. Would be interesting to see framerate and temp specs on one of the more demanding games at top settings over a couple of hours of hard-core gaming.

 

I would like to know what the cost is for the cooler ????

Looked at web site could not find prices for the cooler only??

 

"thick layer of frost"

But doctor, wouldn't that cause a parabolic destabilization of the fission singularity? and what about that frost getting a dense condensation point causing the superficial tension of H2O to give up due to gravity?

 

$3900 for the cheap one??? Is that pecos???

 

That's what those little packets of silica that are included with everything are for. Just place a layer on the bottom of your case. For extra aesthetic points you can sculpt it like a Zen garden.

 

i'd be interested in the cooler as well... wonder how much they cost.

 

lets face it... people who are interested in that kind of cooling power are mostly enthusiasts who already build their own rigs.

 

No. That is, my friend, criminal. And nuts.

 

Let's face it -- people who are interested in that kind of cooling are WEALTHY. VERY wealthy. And are probably in-the-field paramilitary "enthusiasts" who want, enthusiastically, to be able to run their hexacore tracking systems in the desert -- like, say, in Iraq.

No, really!

 

Don't get me wrong -- I would LOVE this cooler. It would be dead-silent, and would I'm sure let me run my music production applications without a hiccup. I just can't justify even saving up money for this.

There are some great coolers that are under $50. And if you have a clue about bearing types for fans and how to properly cable, then you can have an ultra-quiet system with a fanless GPU, fanless power supply,, ultra-quiet CPU heat-sink cooler, and lots of airflow to eliminate heat and noise.

 

4000.00 bucks for just the cooler
no way...

 

My corsair H60 might be a bit cooler than that setup.

If you take my comment serious, please see a therapist.

 

It was so amazingly cool until I got to the actual price, it frozen me.

 

If anyone were to get this I would also suggest placing clay around the CPU, I assume that water will have a chance of getting on your motherboard.

I've experimented with using Peltier coolers, which is what I assume they use here. You can get them super cheap on ebay.

Using 2 Peltier cooler plates I was able to achieve negative temps as well... Albeit I had to use 2 huge heatsinks glued together and a server fan at full speed to keep the Peltier's cool enough to keep operating efficiently.

If you can waterproof around the cpu and afford water cooling I don't see why you'd want to spend money on this thing, when you can just buy Peltier's on Ebay for cheap

 

This oil cooling one is better, and cheaper

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxJeojnbS6I&feature=player_embedded

 

Even though the prices are outrageous at first glance, after a little customization on their site, you can get it to be a littler reasonable.

First off, I cut the processor to a 960 (Should be fast enough for any enthusiast, especially since you don't have to worry about overheating with overclocking), downgraded the Video Cards to crossfire 6950 (Not the best, two 6970's or GTX 570's bring reasonable prices too) and added a Blu ray burner.

Here's the configuration:

Case - Special Deal Hot Seller - Black OPS HailStorm Cryo-TEC Edition

Processor - Intel Core i7 960 3.2GHz (Quad Core) (Downgrade)

Motherboard - ASUS Rampage III Extreme (Intel X58 Chipset) (Features USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s)

RAM - 12GB DDR3 1600MHz Corsair Dominator DHX (High-Performance)

Power Supply - 1200W Corsair Pro Gold Series (CMPSU-1200AX) (Dual/Triple/Quad SLI Compatible)

Hard Drive 1 - 1x (120GB Solid State (By: Intel) (Model: 320 Series)

Hard Drive 2 - 1x (1TB Western Digital Caviar (7200 RPM) (64MB Cache) (Model: Black Edition)

Optical Drive 1 - Blu-Ray & DVD Writer/Reader (Burn + Play Blu-Ray & DVDs) (12x BD-R) (Lite-On iHBS112) (Upgrade)

Optical Drive 2 - DVD-R/RW/CD-R/RW (DVD Writer 24x / CD-Writer 48x)

Internet Access - High Speed Network Port (Supports High-Speed Cable / DSL / Network Connections)

GPU - 2x CrossFire Dual (ATI Radeon HD 6950 2GB) (Downgrade)

Soundcard - Integrated Motherboard Audio

Cooling - Digital Storm Cryo-TEC CPU Only System

OS - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-Bit Edition)

It comes down to $5,061, processor upgrade brings it to $5,354, $5,404, for the 970 and 980 respectively. GPU upgrade is $5,789 for two 6970's (960 processor) and about the same price for two 570's EVGA overclocked.

So yea, not a wonderfull price, but definitely justifiable, I'd rather just build a PC personally

 

I'm curious though, what does a person do with this kind of system in which you need an overclocked 990X with that type of cooler? Who's that insane 1 or 2 people that will actually buy this? Whoooooooooooooo??????

 

wow what a holdup. no thank you, ill let my cpu burn out

 

now if only i could justify to my boss

 

So, by electric, do they mean a TEC?
Is it using water for sure?

 

Those prices are definitely chilling.

 

Er...forget what I said about the $5000 mark, you can eliminate overclocking and that brings down another $250.

(Guest at August 25, 7:26PM)

 

Just about four thousand for the cheapest model. The cooling and overclocking isn't worth about 2000+!!!! Madness (no it isn't Sparta before someone says it).

 

I can understand the need for adequate cooling but this seems silly