Digital Storm Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled System

It's finally here. We're giving an exclusive sneak peek of our new ‘Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled’ system to our forum members. We’ll be officially launching it within a few days.

Originally posted by Details The Formula 1 of high-performance computing has arrived exclusively from Digital Storm. The Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled System is a revolutionary cooling apparatus that pumps a deluge of below 0°C chilled liquid through the CPU, chipset, or video cards, smothering any heat it encounters. Built and tested over months of rigorous research and development by a performance focused engineering team, Digital Storm has been able to overclock Intel’s flag-ship i7 980X CPU to 4.6GHz while idling the processor below 0°C. The Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled package is specifically designed for enthusiasts and hardcore gamers who are driven by the pursuit of benchmark crushing performance and power. Central to this new system’s extreme performance is a series of TEC coolers at its heart that in combination with high-end liquid cooling components provide an enormous performance edge. Computer enthusiasts will drool over the sizable overclocking headroom this new cooling system provides allowing them to achieve a performance level they always dreamed of but never had the ability to purchase from a system integrator. To achieve such radically low temperatures for maximum performance, enthusiasts have been stuck purchasing bulky phase change systems, however the new the Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled System from Digital Storm has numerous advantages over phase standard systems that have similar cooling capabilities. Unlike phase change systems, there are no moving parts at the TEC core of the Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled system providing enthusiasts with greater reliability and low maintenance. Digital Storm is a brand inspired by performance and the Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled System is part of the company's long tradition of building the fastest performing products in the market.

We'll be accepting orders very soon. Within a matter of days. Customers that have emailed me for pre-orders will definitely be receiving a system in time for the holidays.

Edited by Alex - 08 Nov 2010 at 8:10pm

  Umm  you mean we can't order today?  I am on the list ..but I thought it would be possible to actually order today.    more waiting?

Guess I can close the Configurator window and quit hitting f5 every 3 minutes.  *sigh*


Edited by MagiK - 08 Nov 2010 at 2:40pm

Im sure it will Alex...its just.....Ive been hitting f5 all day thinking I was going to be able to do it today...it's that whole   thing.

Edited by MagiK - 08 Nov 2010 at 2:42pm

Originally posted by Tidgxor Though I do agree,  I was expecting the full launch today.

+1

Oh well a few more days it is!

Originally posted by MagiK I should take a few days off and go do something less frustrating like work on my golf game

As long as you refrain from drawing little pictures of Alex on the golf balls, I think that is a swell idea.

The setup looks amazing and a bit complex. Will these only be for a select number of cases? It's hard for me to see this LC setup fit in the 932 much less the 922.

Edited by AmbientChong11 - 08 Nov 2010 at 3:12pm

How many free 5.25 bays are there if you have a single DVD Rom in it?  From the front looks to be 3 maybe 4 but you really cant tell if something is behind those panels.

I know everyone is excited about ordering the PC (I would be too if I had the cash for one, even without it I've been watching almost as much as Magik) but I am wondering if they could give more details about the actual peltier setup. I've looked into them a bit and what I've seen is they're ridiculously complicated in the best case scenario and hopelessly complex for everything else. I'm sure I could figure it all out eventually myself but I would like to see how professionals do it.

Also a bit of a side note, but I saw wcboltman mention that it's only available for Hailstorm and Mountain Mod cases...does that mean digital storm is going to start offering mountain mod cases? Or will they still be special order? Because I know shipping on them would be exorbitant but if it's something they'd plan on shipping I'd be very interested in following in the steps of our legendary justin.kerr and his infamous drunken monkey. Maybe not as extraordinary, but close. Imitation is the greatest form of flattery after all.

No rush for me though, got to save for a while before I can even think about getting a computer. Such is the life of a college student. So if either of these things are in the works in the far future maybe a little heads up?

Oh and Digital Storm, congratulations on this new cooling system. It is worthy of the title epic.

Maugrem, "as a college student"...I bow to your success, I was lucky if I could afford Ramen when I was "college student" age    Im 48 and just now getting the Rig I always wanted   Errr I mean I will be eventually if they ever get around to letting me actually umm you know....BUY it 

Originally posted by wcboltman Originally posted by AmbientChong11 The setup looks amazing and a bit complex. Will these only be for a select number of cases? It's hard for me to see this LC setup fit in the 932 much less the 922. Only HailStorm and Mountain Mods cases.

 

@MagiK Are you first here, I hope so and exactly what are you getting?

Originally posted by neilkaz @Alex and DS, my main needs are for tremendous CPU power. When 8 core HT Xeons come out at high end speeds (ins't this soon?) I will want a dual CPU set up like this,but just a single top of the line GPU so everything should fit super cooled no problem. I presume DS could build that, since I recall seeing dual CPU's in a few pics?

Yes, however, our Sub-Zero Liquid Chilled system will not be able to cool two highly overclocked 8 core CPUs. We can still go with our high-end liquid cooling options.

I spoke to the team, they won't be able to do high overclocks with two CPUs with the system. Both of them together would output too much heat for the system. You can still go with a Stage 6 liquid cooling system and get high overclocks.

I would say within 50Lbs-80LBs depending on the config.

That should be no problem.

within 2 years or so.

Alex is the side panel the same or did you modify to show off the new setup?

I just happened to think, is that etched Digital Storm logo going to be on all of these systems, or is that just something that was done for the display model?