I'm here at Thermal Wright's booth at Computex 2025 where they have Stricks
Halo powered desktops that are liquid cooled. Very nice. They also have liquid
coolers that also are screens and even
they have a tank. Oh my. Inside of this tiny PC
right here is AMD's most interesting processor they have released in years.
The AMD Ryzen AI Max Plus 395. terrible
name. Awesome processor. You might know it as Stricks Halo. The interesting
thing about this is that it is basically a massive GPU with a couple of cores for
the CPU beside it. This thing here is absolutely incredible for AI or gaming
or pretty much anything that you want to do that's just going to be a CPU and not
a dGPU attached to it. As you can see right here, we are hitting all of the
cores 100%. This thing is still at like
4.3 GHz on all cores. We are seeing 89°
C, but that is hecking impressive given
the size of this, and that is because they have an actual water cooler inside
of this. Now, if that's not enough cooling for you, they do have a 240 mm
version over here, which will cool it even better. But for a lot of people,
this guy right here will probably be fine. This right here has 128 GB of
unified memory. So, you can decide how much of that goes to your CPU, how much
of it goes to the GPU, up to 96 GB in
Windows. And it is incredible for AI.
I'm guessing that is why they made it. I really like how the bottom of this is
all CNC machined. And they tell me that it's actually going to be like that
during production as well. And it is
beautiful. Looking at the bottom of the PCB, we first of all have some power
right here. a little 8 pin. This is going to be on some of the early samples
they say, but eventually it will leave. You normally just use something like
this for testing. Also in here, we can see our Wi-Fi card. It is a MediaTek 1.
Also, we have space for two SSDs, so it'll be quite easy to upgrade in the
future cuz you just pop the bottom off and you have full access right there.
Now, let's go deeper. Now, it's coming apart. I was told to be very careful
with the wires for the front screen. Okay, I see it there.
How do I remove it? For this early sample, they have a CNC machined plastic
sort of pump housing and CPU cold plate
allin-one. And that leads directly into
this radiator right here. Now, they say in production that it's going to be 140
mm radiator instead of 120 that we have right here. That should give you a nice
little boost to cooling. But
man, that is so compact and so
incredibly custom. Now, this will be injection molded for the final
production samples. Of course, they could not make any money making this all
CNC machined. But man, this is soing
cool. Now, given these beautiful CNC
machined parts and the custom water cooling that is inside of here, I was
understandably concerned that this will be hecking expensive, but it's actually
not too bad. This is expected to launch at around $2,000 for the base model and
then it'll go up pretty similarly to the competitors, but this one is water
cooled. Ha, I didn't kill their only sample. Fantastic. Do you know what's
also great? This guy right here. If
you're looking at that last PC and thinking, well, it's really neat that
they were able to do a whole liquid cooled AI mini PC, but I wanted to look
like it's from some sort of a what would you call this? Cyberpunk really cool
looking thingy, Glenn. This is what Thermalite is calling their frozen
creator. And it's going to the AMD Ryzen AI Max Plus 370 in it at launch. But the
main thing is just it looks freaking
sweet. So you can see here. So they have a cold plate on the CPU up here. It goes
down into this distribution plate on the bottom. The pump is down here which
pumps up through this radiator that is all copper. And it's cooled using this
slim fan that shoots the air right out there. They also have what look like
NATO rails on the side if you want to attach a shotgun microphone to it or
something like that. And also looks incredibly easy to upgrade. We have two
SSD slots right here and also two sodium
RAMs which I guess will not exist in the final version cuz that will have their
unified memory. So this one right here has an
8845HS. But either way it looks freaking
sweet. They do tell me that instead of red the accents in the final version
will be gold, but either way
damn. Moving on to some slightly larger
but not incredibly large PCs. This right here is a Thermmorite M10. And the
really nice thing about it is you get a screen here and another screen up here.
What you do have to be careful about with this case is that looking in here,
you can only fit a mini ATX motherboard.
So, if you have a full-sized one, it's not going to work very well in this
case. But what does work really well is their Trafo AIO cool. It has a 6.86 86
in screen on the front that allows you to display whatever you want. I guess in
anime at the moment. Also, it has a 360
rad up at the top. Now, the best thing about the M10 here is that even with two
screens on it, it's only 75 bucks. So
many other screen PCs that I've seen are just ridiculously priced. So, if that's
the sort of aesthetic that you want to go for on a budget, this is the case for
you. The AIO with the screen you can get for
$125. Or if all you want is a screen, they'll sell it to you for 35 bucks and
it's able to just magnet on to anything you want. If you want a screen with a
little bit more curve though, this right here is what they call their rainbow
vision display, which will be attached to a full AIO right here in the future.
Now, as you can see, it's a just an AMOLED screen from a phone, as you can
really tell by the little camera notch right there. We can peel off this and
see that it looks really good. The
Rainbow Vision is expected to launch for $200, including a 360 mm radiator.
Moving on, we have Thermal Rights Mod Cases. Now, these are not currently
planned to go into production, but they do look really sick. So, if you guys
want one, comment down below and see if you can get them to actually produce
them. What is interesting, though, is that it's designed to be entirely
reconfigurable. So the GPU, you can put it wherever you want. See these screws
right here? Unscrew them, move it up, and GPU up here, I guess, if you really
want. Also like power supply that can go anywhere. But what's an actual real
product is right here. This is their MC3 memory cooler. And it currently is
displaying our RAM temperature right there. And well, I guess 31°. You don't
need to turn on these three fans, but it is hecking good. Look, there's a RAM
speeds. Is it necessary? Probably not.
Is it neat? Yes. If your RAM's a bit too toasty, you can get one of these for 20
bucks. They also have a couple more mod cases here. So, we have a sort of taller
one. And also, I really like this completely open
one. Man, that is a lot of aluminum.
This cannot be cheap. I do really like the look of this one right here. It's
sort of like a test bench, but just so
neat. Let's move on to some real products, though. Now, we've already
seen their rainbow vision display. What they're also showing off is what they
call their wonder vision
display. It's the same AMOLED screen as before, so it looks fantastic, but
instead of curved, this one is bent. It's expected to release for the same
$200, and it's currently available in China. It also comes in white if that
suits your build better. Haha.
Now, so far we have only looked at AIO's that cool one
CPU. Why would you do that when you can cool two CPUs with one AIO? This is, of
course, made for servers. So, if you have two epics on a single board, you're
able to cool both of them with one single cooler right here. And it's
overall just, you know, big robust server AIO. But maybe you once again
want a screen on your gaming PC, but you don't want to sacrifice your VRM
temperatures. Well, you have a screen here. You pull it off and there's a fan
underneath. Allows for nice cooling of everything around your CPU. This is a
Stream Vision and it'll be available for $120. One fun prototype we have here is
the X12. It's an all aluminum, all CNC
machined fan. So, it's aluminum outside
and inside. They're able to spin it up to 2400 RPM. They also have what looks
like a raised GO25 carved into the
center, which is sick. I normally don't like rep wheels, but man, if it's in
your PC, I guess it's fine. And finally, at the beginning, I promised you a tank,
and you are getting a tank. This right here is well, the thermal right tank,
and it is over 500 individually CNC
machined pieces to make this whole thing. Also, it doesn't currently have
motors in it, but there's spots to put motors into these tracks so it can move
around on its own. Also, if you look in here, you can see that they have an AIO
liquid cooler, a mini ATX motherboard, and space for a three slot GPU up to 350
mm in length. The cost is something else. This guy right here is
$100,000 because of all of the effort that went into individually CNC
machining every single one of those pieces. They say that it's one of one,
but if you have that much money, it can be one of two or one of three if you
really want them to make another one for you. My personal favorite detail is that
the barrels for the guns are actually hardline water cooling components. So
you can see the tube that comes up here and then this is a heartline water
cooling fitting. I absolutely love it. Just like I absolutely love that
Thermmorite sponsored this video. Huge thanks for watching guys. Hit like, get
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day.