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    Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    The #inceptionproject with RGB LED lighting measures approx 2.5m tall x 3.2m wide.
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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    Am I missing the point with Inception? It just appears to be 12 PC's mounted on the same mount with PSU/Water cooling components off to one corner... Therefore its not really a 'PC' - closer to a server rack!
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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    So this "PC" happens to have 12 individual systems, 12 power supplies, 12 reservoirs.... Hexus now in the realm of click-bait article names.

    Next time i visit an computer retailer ill make sure i add up the value of all the equipment on display, i can see the headline now "PC World shows off £200,000 system"

    "Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 of sponsor donated stock across 12 separate systems"

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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    Well, they could be clustered, which would be a considerably more interesting technically detail rather than "lashings of RGB" and it would give a reason for watercoolling rather than just doing it for the sake of it.

    Otherwise it just seems to be a marketing gimmick designed to fool technically illiterate journalists - so I'm surprised to see HEXUS falling for it - unless there really is more to it than a photo opportunity.

    But otherwise it seems like a broken pencil - pointless.
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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    "Perhaps more interesting are prototype designs for the MasterCase SL600M with chimney based heat regulation"

    Case manufacturer has "heat rises" epiphany.

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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    Nothing more than a display for all their latest bling...

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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    No glitter ball, no sale!

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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    but can it play crysis?

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    Re: Cooler Master shows off huge $100,000 water-cooled PC

    Quote Originally Posted by peterb View Post
    Well, they could be clustered, which would be a considerably more interesting technically detail rather than "lashings of RGB" and it would give a reason for watercoolling rather than just doing it for the sake of it.

    Otherwise it just seems to be a marketing gimmick designed to fool technically illiterate journalists - so I'm surprised to see HEXUS falling for it - unless there really is more to it than a photo opportunity.

    But otherwise it seems like a broken pencil - pointless.
    Agreed, but I'm guessing because Hexus doesn't want to upset Cooler Master.. Need those exclusives huh!

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