This mini PC build looks like a steam engine, with chrome-plated fittings that easily hide its powerful Nvidia GeForce ...

A company named Tecno brought the wee PC to the show to delight passersby at its booth, and it claims it's the world's smallest water-cooled PC with discrete graphics.

H ave you ever seen a water-cooled copper gaming PC before? If not, you're in for a treat as an absolute beauty named "the boiler" has just been shown off by builder and retailer Billet Labs. And ...

This water-cooled gaming PC has loads of custom details, including modified CPU and GPU waterblocks, a louvered panel on the radiator and some quality etching work. After sinking over 1,000 hours ...

The TECNO MEGA MINI Gaming G1 was recognized as the “world’s smallest” water-cooling PC with a discrete graphics card. The mini PC features an Intel Core i9-13900H processor with 14 cores ...

The size is 765 mm x 268 mm x 550 mm, which is obviously huge compared to a typical GPU cooling unit. Open the inside of the outdoor unit, remove the compressor part, and install a PC coolant pump.

And what does all that water cooling get you? A practically wintry maximum GPU temp of around 26°C and a CPU temp of just 40.5°C—during a run of Time Spy Extreme. That's more or less what some ...

In order to put together a custom water-cooling loop for your PC, you're going to require a few parts. Namely, we're going to need a radiator, fans, tubing, water block(s), pump, fittings, and ...