Danamics LM10 On The Way Very Soon

[godsdog]

Originally Posted by Kelainefes

P.s.: This is pure speculation ofcourse, do i make sense?

No

[GSte]

Originally Posted by Clunk

Thing is, even if it does turn out to be 89.99 - If it cools as good as a similarly priced (or better) watercooling set up, then it's worth it, because there will be much less hassle involved in setting it up, no worry about water spillage etc.

Exactly mate, that's the thing that interests me about it.... would love water-cooling performance, but the hassle of all the kit is just too much for me.....

[godsdog]

Kerplunk! Is it here yet?

[affiliate13]

Originally Posted by godsdog

Kerplunk! Is it here yet?

If its not here yet i reckon we will have to post him 1st class to denmark to collect it.

Clunk grab an empty bottle and some shredded newspaper your going north this afternoon!

[flearider]

well i'm thinking there going to put this up at around £100-£120..mercury well they an't going to be using that ..very poisonous so will be somthing like it which adds to cost ..

but the problem i'm seeing is electromagnet will it be shielded and how much ?will it affect overclocking ?
if it goes pop will it take your pc with it ?...hmmm

[jolliffee]

Originally Posted by Kelainefes

Anybody here can give us an idea of how the thing actually works?
Simply some kind of magnetic, liquid metal alloy and some windings around the pipes?

This technology has been around a while in specialist systems; for liquid metal read mercury so the anticipated benefit with the use of an electromagnetic pump is to move the heat away from the chip quicker than normal convection systems we have with heat pipes but the cooling fins will be important to the delivery of the expectation!

As an airhead I'm keen to see the review, and the numbers at load!

[tonschk]

I guess if this liquid metal CPU cooler have actually better performance( or even similar ) than water cooling , the water cooling stuff sellers will go soon to bankrupt due to lack of customers

[Kelainefes]

I really doubt it, the danamics it's not UV reactive.