Thermaltake Cools PC With Fridge Compressor

By in 85885 on September 22nd, 2008

Thermaltake Cools PC With Fridge Compressor

Thermaltake is famous for their line of PC cooling systems, but this one definitely wins points for being unique as it relies on a DC-inverter micro refrigeration system onboard that uses a similar compressor/condenser/coolant system found in refrigerators and air conditioners to keep your PC’s innards running cool. According to Thermaltake, the Xpressar is able to achieve another 20° C lower temperature compared to liquid-cooled systems. Unfortunately, since the Xpressar relies on

an AC/refrigerator condenser, you can be sure that silence during operation is not on top of the feature list.

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