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Silent cooling with liquid metal?

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Silent cooling with liquid metal?

Silent cooling with liquid metal?

Author: Marc Mouthaan

Publication: 04/25/2008 1:29 PM

News type: Product news

Sources: C3 clocking / NordicHardware

Views: 528

The in 2005 founded Danish company Danamic is working on a new cooling system for computers, based on liquid metal. The metal is to be circulated through an "electromagnetic pump without moving parts".  This method of cooling would be very efficient, and most of all, noiseless.

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According to a c3-clocking.de source the system will be on the market in the third quarter of this year already, around the introduction of Nehalem. Shamefully there are no details about the performance and the working of the system yet. 

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