Felix from Billet Labs went above and beyond with this water-cooled cooper PC and, as the thumbnail tells you, it was the hardest build of his life. Anyone in or near the PC building community will know how good water cooling can be to regulate temperatures as the demand for power increases with every new game and piece of software. By using cooper and water cooling, you get some optimal set ups on that front but the downsides are clear: it’s made of copper and you’re gonna need to start plumbing and checking for leaks. And it’s wall mounted? Suddenly, you’re Mario with a wrench.
It wasn’t easy and it’s not really practical but what a feat of engineering.
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