With the expiration of its foundational patent on May 6, 2025, Asetek loses a key competitive edge in the all-in-one liquid cooling market, opening the door for rivals to innovate.

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Researchers built a 3D capillary system that allows water and steam to flow freely within it to dissipate heat efficiently.

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Can Arctic’s Liquid Freezer III Pro deliver where its predecessor failed? Can it handle the heat of AMD and Intel’s hottest CPUs?

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This 360mm all-in-one CPU cooler takes a massive price cut. Keep your processor chilled for just $89.

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We tested Thermalright’s Hyper Vision 360 with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K CPUs.

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CoolIT has launched a single-phase direct liquid cooling cold plate, capable of dissipating 4kW of heat, designed to cool high-performance data-center racks.

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We tested ID-Cooling’s new FX 360 INF Pink with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K CPUs. It performs well, but is loud in more ways than one.

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Cooling your server rack shouldn't expose you to a destructive water leak. Two-phase direct-to-chip cooling from Accelsius is a safer, more efficient cooling method that minimizes the risk of water leaks so you can protect your tech investments.

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Corsair’s iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB is a strong AIO. Check out the review for our results with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K CPUs!

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Montech’s Hyperflow Silent 360 is a strong AIO. We tested it with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K CPUs.

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