Stories about: Water cooling  

They are coolants enriched with nanoparticles and capable of inhibiting corrosion

It has a large, 360 mm radiator and supports up to six 120 mm fans

The AiO cooler has a 120mm radiator and fan, plus an easy installation system

They're huge, black, metallic, and totally uncompromising

It will cool the VRM and memory chips while the water block covers the GPU

They are made for AMD Radeon R9 290 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770/780/Titan cards

Unlike others, it actually takes up two PCI Express slots, not one

It will cover much of the X79-based platform, CPU included

It is composed of coolant reservoirs, a radiator, pumps and tubes for multiple video cards

Or at least through all water blocks and radiators you connect to it

It is made of copper and covers everything, even the PCI Express bridge chip

It will replace the cooler with a different, water-based custom one

It has a nickel-plated electrolytic copper base and can be supplemented by a backplate

It fits inside two 5.25-inch drive bays and has an anti-vibration mounting system

For those who don't know how to deal with chips stripped of their IHS

I suppose the card won't be called DirectCU II anymore after the switch

It lets water directly flow over the GPU, memory chips and VRM