Liquid Metal Cooler
If you can’t get enough cooling out of those air-based fans and water-blocks, but you don’t really want to waste money on nitrogen and carbonic snow, there’s some new kind of cooler out there that runs on liquid metal.
Well, if you aren’t really into extreme overclocking or case-modding, you don’t have to make the jump for this one. However, the Danamics CPU cooler is bound to lure you with nifty tech oozing around it. According to Gizmodo, the Danamics LM-10 is the world's first commercial CPU cooler based on liquid metal. This reminds me of the T1000 Terminator model that was made of mercury or something. The guys of at Danamics figured out that liquid metal has thermodynamic properties that apparently improve temperature uniformity on the cooling surface, and allow for lower temperatures when compared to other cooling solutions available on the market. The good thing is that the cooler doesn’t need a separate pump like water-blocks have since the cooling is done by metal that can be pumped electromagnetically. Thus, the cooler has no moving-parts and comes with an integrated silent pump that draws just 1W of power.
Danamics haven’t yet released any info on pricing and availability.
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