We're here at Computex 2025 and I've been going all around to try and find
the coolest coolers of the show. Starting off with this right here, the
Cryo Rig Lull. Now, you can see we have what looks like a pretty standard AIO
right here. But the tubes, uh, wait, there's no radiator down here. There's
no radiator right there. Where the heck is the radiator? Well, around the back
there is 3 kg of aluminum that is
dissipating all of your heat completely silently. Well, pretty close. There is
still a pump, but this allows you to have virtual silence in your rig, even
though we're going to have what is effectively an AIO in your computer. So,
how it works is we have a pretty traditional AIO pump right here. Pumps
the water down, and this goes into our great big aluminum heat sink. That water
then flows through some channels that go all the way around here. There's two
plates that are sandwiched together to create those channels. And then all of
your heat just kind of goes away like that. Here we have an earlier production
sample that has some nice little quick disconnects here. And as you can see, it
has been playing CSGO since the start of the day. So, couple of hours at this
point, but our CPU temps are still only at 65° while it's consuming about 60
watts. Now, the plate itself has gotten really quite hot, but it's not
dangerously hot. We can see here with my incredibly inaccurate thermometer that
it's reaching about uh 36° or so, which
is not going to burn you. So, that's better than a lot of gaming laptops.
Right now, the plan is to sell the entire thing as a unit, so you'll get
the whole case and the great big radiator for about
$500. Now, they don't have any availability yet, and it's going to be
custom order, so if you want one, just shoot them an email and maybe they'll
make one for you. That said, though, I would really like to see maybe a DIY
version, so you could add this onto any case. It would not be an easy DIY. you
would be cutting holes. But I'm always down for that, just like I'm always down
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of cooling though and something that's a little bit smaller. You might be
familiar with Four Systems from all of the other videos that we made with them,
but this right here is their AirJet Mini G2, and they have been very hard at work
making this quite a bit more powerful. For the second version, they have a 50%
increase in CFM, and it still maintains that incredible
1,750 Pascals of back pressure, meaning that it's able to draw in air through
even stuff that is waterproof. If you haven't watched our previous videos on
these, there's a little pioelectric membrane that vibrates. It shoots air
down onto the cold plate with so much pressure that it breaks the boundary
layer and then shoots all of your hot air out without making a whole lot of
noise. This is really neat because you can put it in all kinds of things that
fans normally would not be able to go into, like this inspection camera. This
is the sphere camera and would typically be used in factories where you need to
see exactly what you're looking at and make sure that everything your factory
is making is well getting made correctly. Problem is though over time
as the sensor in your camera heats up the image quality will degrade as we
demonstrated when we water cooled a RED camera. Here though they don't have a
water cooler. They have just inserted a tiny little air jet and that has dropped
the sensor temps from 43° down to 15.
And you can really tell the difference in image quality. Like look at how much
noise is in this hot sensor right here. It is so much easier for those electrons
to be like, "Oh yeah, that's some light right there." And when there actually
isn't if your sensor is getting too hot. Whereas right here, look, look at how
pretty that image is. You can see these coffee beans so well. They're also
showing off the Netgear Nighthawk Wi-Fi router. This right here is a 5G hotspot.
And previously, the cooling on it is what you might consider ass. After about
30 minutes, this would overheat and turn off. And then you have no more Wi-Fi on
all of your other devices. Fortunately though, with a For Air Jet, this right
here is able to just keep on going for as long as you want. You see all of
these phones? They are connected to it right now. And it's been connected to it
all day. Yeah. All day. Great. Another
thing they're showing off is the iodine Pro Mini with AirJet. This right here is
an 8 terbte portable SSD that is
designed for film making mostly and it has a bunch of really cool stuff. So,
first of all, it has RAID. So, you don't have to worry about your data
corrupting. One of your drives dies. All good. There's another one in there that
is going to be backing all of it up. Also, in film, there's a lot of problems
where you have media on a whole bunch of different SSDs and all of that stuff.
Well, there's a little e- in display right here that you can scan, find out
exactly what's on it, what should be on it, and even if it gets lost or ends up
somewhere that it shouldn't, they can have a shipping label appear right here
so it can get sent back to you. But of course, this being 4, they want to make
sure that it stays nice and cool the whole time so that if you connect this
to a camera, you can record directly to the SSD and not worry about it slowing
down and dropping frames as that SSD heats up too much. The iodine Pro Mini
is expected to launch later this year and it will be about $1,500 for the 4
TBTE version, which is a lot of money if you're just looking for storage, but not
too bad for film equipment because that stuff's all absolutely wildly expensive.
Another thing they're showing off is the Rough Neck industrial tablet. Now, in
the past, these had to be completely passively cooled because it's normally
used in applications like mining, oil rig, stuff like that. really anywhere
that your tablet is going to get just absolutely covered in filth. Now, that
means that the performance did have to take quite a big hit because, well, you
don't have any actual cooling. It's just totally passive. That said, though, FAR
has been able to use their incredible amount of static pressure to pull in all
of the air through this little filter right here. And then also, they isolate
their whole system from the chassis using this plate right here. So, this
connects to the processor and they're able to yeet out 45 watts through these
heat pipes right here into the air jet which gets attached like this and then
there's a little intake right there and the whole thing will be nice and
performant while also not having to worry about it getting all clogged up
and dying. If you watch our previous video though where we connected a couple
of these into a MacBook Air, you might
have noticed that it was pretty darn difficult because you don't just need
the cooler, but you need all of the electronics as well to make sure that
everything works perfectly. But that is no longer an issue because of the four
air jet packs. So, this one here is a single AirJet and all of the electronics
combined. Then you just throw in 5 or 12
volts and it's happy. Lots of cooling. They also have much larger ones. This
one right here is the 5C. This is able to cool 33 watts. And once again, just
12 volts in there. Boom. It's working. You can see it right here. This is a
little AI box. And as you can see, compared to the normal version with a
fan, the volume reduction is wild while maintaining the same SOC power. And
finally, they're showing off this AMD AI evaluation kit, which as you can hear is
uh incredibly loud. Now, could AMD
improve that with a better fan? Probably. But Fur has already gone ahead
and done it for them by slapping two of their 5C's onto it. They're able to
dissipate all 54 watts from this guy right here. being it's not quite silent,
but it still is pretty darn not loud.
That said though, this one right here, you you can hear a bit of stuff. It has
a certain were to it, but if we compare that to the new one, the G2 that they
have inside of this camera sounds just
so much better. It only sounds like air coming out instead of sounding like a
little bit of a fan making. I don't know how to describe it. You can hear it just
like you can hear me going to the next booth. And finally, we're at Tikcom Moss
where they have a whole bunch of AIO's. They have screens on them. Yeah, we've
already seen that 500 times. What I really like, they have a little computer
to go inside of your computer. It is so cute. This is their LA 300. It can do
somewhere around 300 ws of power. And I just think it's very nice and unique.
And look, if you want to put something else in there, you can take this off,
throw a little figurine in, and it's just really cute. Their LA300 is
expected to launch for around $130. And I just appreciate stuff that's
not just another screen inside of your computer. I I love this little thing.
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have a great all day. See you at the next video.