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CoolIT Systems Unleashes the Boreas CPU/GPU Cooler

Discussion in 'Industry News' started by Guest-16, 2 Nov 2007.

  1. Guest-16

    Guest-16 Guest

    CoolIT Systems Unleashes the Boreas CPU/GPU Cooler

    Powerful Boreas Chiller made available for DIY PC Enthusiasts

    Calgary, Alberta – November 1st, 2007 – CoolIT Systems announces the availability of the highest performance liquid cooling system on the market, the Boreas. Driven by CoolIT’s patented MTECTM liquid cooling technology, the Boreas employs 12 Thermoelectric Coolers(TECs) which is capable of effectively cooling all of your computers critical components. The Boreas is now available on CoolIT’s website and can be customized with multiple CPU/GPU configurations. This marks the first time CoolIT has offered this liquid cooling beast for retail sale and also the first time any MTEC Chiller will be made available for the DIY enthusiast to build and fill themselves.

    “The Boreas chiller was created as a statement to show what is possible with our MTEC technology as the most powerful cooling solution on the market. We felt that this tremendous product should be made available to the entire PC Enthusiast market.” said Geoff Lyon, CEO of CoolIT Systems. “We’ve been extremely impressed with some of the modifications and enhancements our customers have done with the Freezone and we’re eager to see the creativity that will be inspired with the availability of the Boreas” adds Lyon.

    The Boreas is available now from CoolIT Systems starting at $450.

    CoolIT Systems will not be able to send out the Boreas for individual review. To request additional product information and images or to schedule an interview with CoolIT CEO, Geoff Lyon, to discover more about the emerging trend of liquid cooling, please contact Public Relations representative Matt Shumate at (305) 576-1171 x15 or by e-mail at mattshumate@maxborgesagency.com.

    For more information on the Boreas, go to http://www.coolitsystems.com

    About CoolIT Systems
    CoolIT Systems has been working with industry leaders in the computer industry to research, design, and deliver next generation cooling products that provide a comprehensive solution while exceeding high OEM standards for reliability and maintenance-free operation. This carefully designed and patented technology unleashes the full potential of a PC, providing superior cooling performance while reducing system level noise and improving reliability of vital components. The CoolIT MTEC Technology can be found in the top names in performance computing like Dell, Alienware, Velocity Micro, MAINGEAR, Hypersonic, Biohazard and Shuttle. CoolIT also works with the AMD engineering group to provide the Reference cooling solution for the latest high performance video cards.
     
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  2. Guest-23315

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    £225???

    I'd rather have an OCZ Cryo-Z or a full water-cooling kit thanks..
     
  3. naokaji

    naokaji whatever

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    if performance is not dramatically better than their previous products it wont stand a chance against "proper" watercooling....
     
  4. zr_ox

    zr_ox Whooolapoook

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    I would consider buying that if it proves to be capable enough.

    It looks like it would be less trouble to install than water cooling, you get the blocks and you never need to drain the system.

    If only someone would do a proper review so that we can see how well it cools, and how much noise it makes?
     
  5. Barrolde

    Barrolde uber cool

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  6. sn1p3r

    sn1p3r What's a Dremel?

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    freakin eyh dis ugly
     

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