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    Captherm Systems unveils MP1120 - CPU cooling just got cool again

    CES 2014 - Captherm Systems unveiled a project today that the company put eight years into. The new MP1120 is a unique cooler with some very impressive features.

    The cooler is already an award winner after taking a coveted International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award.

    The coolers base, filled with an unknown fluid, pulls the heat away from the CPU. Heat forces the warmed fluid into the radiator area where it cools and drops back down to the CPU cooling chamber.
    Read more, pictures and video at TweakTown
    I want one, nice to hear developed in Canada

    Captherm Systems MP1120 CPU Cooler Debuts At CES 2014


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    CapTherm Systems Inc. Mike Whatley it should be for sale by the end of Q1 - MSRP will be around 249USD
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    Thats pretty neat
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    The explosive fusion/welding of the different metals is awesome.
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    Amazing... I'd be interested in one.
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    Very very interesting. I'm assuming nobody that was there or has read on any sort of pricing? I'm assuming not cheap since their site looks like they are geared towards server/datacenters.
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    The demo box is installed on a consumer cpu/motherboard, so I think we'll be just fine.

    How much heat can this cooler handle? Anybody found out? It would be impressive if it could keep a FX-9590 cool.
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    I bet the fluid is Ammonia.

    Ammonia is pretty sick at heat exchange..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dimitriman View Post
    I bet the fluid is Ammonia.

    Ammonia is pretty sick at heat exchange..
    Indeed it is. Have to agree with that. We use it all the time in the beverage industry.
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    wonder how many watts this thing can cool. video of it bubbling is super cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=Xe1P0VeV_SE
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    From the Facebook (Added to OP)
    CapTherm Systems Inc. Mike Whatley it should be for sale by the end of Q1 - MSRP will be around 249USD
    All we need some reviews how it compares to some cheaper water cooling kits. Off course more simple installation and too worry about any water leaks or broken pump also has some advantage.
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    Nice, something finally new for us to try.
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    I met with these guys several time. Of course I am all over this one

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    Cool! So what do you expect from these guys/ this cooler? Crosshair H110 class or better/worse?
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    Much, much better

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    Stop being coy and spill the beans Buckeye.... Surely they didn't take a stand at CES and then tell you to say nothing


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    Quote Originally Posted by OldChap View Post
    Stop being coy and spill the beans Buckeye.... Surely they didn't take a stand at CES and then tell you to say nothing
    There is other stuff going on that I cannot disclose atm

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    I am somewhat skeptical since the size of the cooler is a bit on the small size... But sounds interesting! I guess we shall see.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckeye View Post
    There is other stuff going on that I cannot disclose atm
    he said it launched give us a wattage.
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    Will have to keep an eye out for this. Will be interested to see more info as it becomes available.

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    Looks pretty awesome. Completely skeptical about the cooling but hey some builds just need to look cool...not be cool haha.
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    same pretty skeptical, but hopeful at the same time
    explosive welding via c4 sounds cool as but wtf does that mean in terms of heat exchange?
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