Behold , every customs duty microcomputer fanboy ’s pie-eyed dream : The Reactor . It ’s a silken , smutty aluminum case with tons of toilsome drives ( both swappable and integrated ) , an radical - hefty processing check , and three top - of - the - line video cards all begging to be overclocked thanks to the company ’s special rock oil submersed cooling system . That ’s ripe , the GPUs , CPU , power supplies , custom motherboard and three SSD drives are all totally dip in oil . And it ’s only around $ 4000 . Hardcore , the company making this customs monster , practice non - conductive oil to move thermal faster around all the PC ’s hottest components . It take that the oil color it habituate is about 10 times more efficient than elementary air cooling , and does n’t ask a noisy , clattering sports fan . What you get is a quiet machine that runs at ambient room temperature , no matter what tomfoolery you ’re running on it . The main job is that most of the components of the Hardcore Reactor is “ proprietary . ” Which means , if anything breaks down , there ’s only one place to order a new part from . And when a manufacturer comes out with something new , Reactor users will have to hold off until Hardcore ’s figured out how to correspond it into their oil chassis — a gargantuan turn off for the type of personal computer exploiter they ’re market to . But for that great a cost tip for this great a motorcar , this one ’s emphatically one to watch out . [ Maximum PC ]
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