Maingear F131 is liquid-cooled PC gaming like you've never seen No, this isn't a flux capacitor. It's Maingear's F131, an amazingly engineered PC packed with a custom APEX liquid-cooling block.

Custom liquid cooling has been the final frontier for many PC builders, and over the past several years, it has become more accessible than ever.

Reservoir Storing excess fluid The reservoir inside a liquid-cooled PC stores liquid, much like a natural lake or man-made reservoir would. Why would you want more fluid than required?

While the PC market might be on the downturn, the high-end market, eSports, and PC gaming in general are still massively popular. There are also, it seems, plenty of people willing to pay some ...

But hey—liquid-cooling for liquid-cooling’s sake has led to some amazingly exotic PC creations and we’re deeply in favor of cranking things to 11 just because you can.

This water-cooled gaming PC build features hard tubing, two graphics cards, and some gorgeous crystal effects made with laser-etched acrylic.

In brief: Custom liquid-cooled PCs usually look fantastic, but they can be a lot of work, expensive, and introduce potential problems, such as leaks. Imagine, then, the amount of effort and money ...

It's one of the smallest liquid-cooled systems I've seen and it just goes to show what can be achieved with the latest PC technology and some workshop skills.

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The Liquid Cooled PC Desk was created by the guys from Popular Mechanics, as they had the idea of building the most extravagant PC mod they could, and from the looks of the photos they succeeded.