As CPU processors and GPU graphics cards become more and more powerful, their power consumption is much higher than before. For flagship processors, water-cooling radiators are basically sufficient nowadays. Players who assemble top-end hardware consoles must be very troubled by the heat dissipation part. Recently, someone abroad discovered that Bykski has launched a very powerful external radiator. It is not only larger than many people’s computers, but its heat dissipation is also very powerful, and can dissipate the CPU and up to 4 graphics cards at the same time.
Bykski launches an external radiator that’s larger than a computer console and can simultaneously cool your CPU and up to 4 graphics cards
Bykski is a brand that focuses on radiators and has launched many powerful radiators. Recently, someone abroad discovered that they have taken heat dissipation to another level: “Connect a huge radiator directly outside the host.”
The model of this external radiator is Bykski B-1080-CEC-X. It is water-cooled. The body size is 419 (H) x 488 (D) x 138mm (W). It looks like a computer. It can be seen from the heat dissipation holes on the side. It has a 3×3 arrangement of 120mm fans inside. Because it is a main unit, it is much easier to install than other water-cooled units. You don’t have to worry about where to lock the fan or how to route the pipes. However, the side case of the computer cannot be installed unless you drill holes yourself. Of course, an open chassis is also an option:
The following four are suggested uses for Bykski
- Server cooling
- High-end game system
- Computer with 4 GPU graphics cards
- Suitable for powerful systems where the internal space is too small to install water cooling
To put it more simply, this cooling solution can handle a system with a power consumption of 2000W. As for the most powerful gaming computers currently, such as Core i9-13900K and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090, both run calculations at maximum power consumption of 250W+ and 600W+ at full speed. This one can definitely satisfy it, and it is more than enough. It may not run at a slower RPM during cooling, and it is very quiet.
Inside, in addition to nine 120 mm fans, there is a 46 mm thick radiator made of a mixture of copper and brass. The integrated water pump provides a water flow of up to 700 liters per minute and a test pressure of up to 1.5 bar:
Exploded view:
Of course, the price of such an advanced cooling system will not be too cheap. It is currently on sale in Japan at a price of 72,356 yen, which is about NT$16,100. It is much more expensive than many water-cooled radiators. However, if you are someone who always wants to assemble the most powerful computer, buying a water-cooled host like this will be worth it in the long run.
In the future, the performance of CPU processors and GPU graphics cards will definitely continue to improve, which also means that power consumption will also increase. With this machine, you can use it for a longer time. Needless to say, it needs to be replaced every two or three years, but it also takes up a lot of space.
Information reference source:Tom’s Hardware、Bykski
Source: KOCPC Chinese