Thermaltake Enters the Memory Market - launches WaterRam RGB
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schmidtbag
Seems pretty unnecessary, but it sure looks nice.
reix2x
Memory never get that hot.. probably you will be heating up your ram modules.. bit if you want a very loopy water loop its ok, it looks nice also..
this remembers me this jewels:
https://o.aolcdn.com/images/dims?quality=85&image_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.blogcdn.com%2Fwww.engadget.com%2Fmedia%2F2007%2F04%2F4-21-07-pc2-9600.jpg&client=amp-blogside-v2&signature=60d44ea6a6ad4f4e61bb42b1eefd69965ba22442
so unnecessary, so beautiful!
Robbo9999
Seems a bit OTT to me! I'm not aware of RAM cooling being an issue, unless you're putting silly volts through it, but then it would die soon anyway at those high voltage levels.
schmidtbag
I personally opt for well-disciplined volts with a strong sense of independence and responsibility 😛
On a serious note though - I'm sure you're right. I don't even think people who use LN2 bother with cooling their RAM to such an extent. I'm sure active air cooling would be recommendable if you were to exceed something like 4.4GHz but even then, I don't think you'd need a fan pointed directly at your DIMMs.
D3Master
3200MHz C16-18-18-38 is NOT low latency. Those with time and money for this better go with 3200C14 and EK blocks etc. Also I find RAM blocks messy, but that's a personal preference.
Undying
Lovely looking ram.
DeskStar
And having said that....I knows a thing or two about that extra plumbing for sure. Built this bad boy from the ground up without a schematic whatsoever. On the fly if you will. And to throw in water on my ram would be just dumb as I've had ram fail that needed getting to easily.
