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  1. 20-03-2019, 03:11 PM #1
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    Deepcool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology

    The Deepcool Captain 240 Pro, featuring this tech, recently won a HEXUS Approved award.
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  2. 21-03-2019, 07:03 AM #2
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    Re: Deepcool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology

    interesting
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  3. 21-03-2019, 01:41 PM #3
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    Re: Deepcool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology

    Those graphs are... cute.
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    Re: Deepcool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology

    I bought a water cooler and it's been on the shelf for over 2 years+ now as i'm scared it might blow up my computer
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    Re: Deepcool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology

    Quote Originally Posted by Neostar View Post
    I bought a water cooler and it's been on the shelf for over 2 years+ now as i'm scared it might blow up my computer
    The fluid within it should be non-conductive. Secondly, if it leaks, fails and the CPU gets hot it should throttle and also shut down if it gets critical. By that point, you'd probably have noticed a puddle.
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    Re: Deepcool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology

    For some strange reason I keep reading the title as "Deadpool shares info about its patented anti-leak technology"...
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