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Cebit 2005: Cooling, Modding & Cases
Tradeshow & OC events by jmke @ 2005-04-14
We report back from Cebit 2005 with news on water cooling solutions, new air cooled heatsinks and a nice collection of flashy casemods!
Air & Water Cooling
About one month ago we visited Europeans largest IT related technology event in Hannover, Germany.
Today we have our 1st part of 2 part hardware tour prepared of Cebit 2005; we will focus more on Cooling and Cases, less on motherboards and video cards. Off we go!
Air & Water Cooling
Coolermaster had a nice stand which displayed their new products, their new water cooling unit and larger then live copper heatsinks were drawing large crowds.
A large chipset cooler on the left – Hyper6+ on the left with 100m fan!
Their Aquagate and Aquagate-mini systems are modular, allowing you to cool the motherboard chipset and video card!
asetek was displaying their first air cooled heatsink, which looked very much like a water cooling radiator with a twist
Titan Computer had a wide variety of air and water cooling products, their new air-cooled heatsinks support 92mm and even 120mm fans; while they also had a quite attractive water-cooled case setup, new competition for Koolance?
Scythe had a few passively air-cooled systems running, as well as a passive water cooling solution:
Today we have our 1st part of 2 part hardware tour prepared of Cebit 2005; we will focus more on Cooling and Cases, less on motherboards and video cards. Off we go!
Air & Water Cooling
Coolermaster had a nice stand which displayed their new products, their new water cooling unit and larger then live copper heatsinks were drawing large crowds.
Their Aquagate and Aquagate-mini systems are modular, allowing you to cool the motherboard chipset and video card!
asetek was displaying their first air cooled heatsink, which looked very much like a water cooling radiator with a twist
Titan Computer had a wide variety of air and water cooling products, their new air-cooled heatsinks support 92mm and even 120mm fans; while they also had a quite attractive water-cooled case setup, new competition for Koolance?
Scythe had a few passively air-cooled systems running, as well as a passive water cooling solution:
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