Have you ever seen a water-cooled copper gaming PC before? If not, you're in for a treat as an absolute beauty named "the boiler" has just been shown off by builder and retailer Billet Labs.

It seems quite silly at first glance, but if this laptop concept makes it to full production, it could change the landscape ...

Gaming laptops are as popular as ever, but one thing that's still a bit annoying is that the GPU inside is never quite as ...

This new gaming laptop is set to crowdfund with support for top-spec AMD and Nvidia components, but it's unlikely to appeal ...

It's called the UHPILCL (Ultra High-Performance Integration Liquid-Cooled Laptop), and it's no joke. The UHPILCL supports full-sized ITX motherboards and can accommodate virtually every high-end CPU ...

Whether or not this thing ever comes to market remains to be seen, but it's certainly an interesting idea as most gaming laptops strive to be the thinnest.

Water cooling systems appeal to people who push the envelope and build personal computers with the fastest chips, because water cooling is very efficient. They also eliminate large, noisy fans.

For an air cooled system this might be fine, but a water cooled system with much more thermal mass should be better able to absorb these quick changes in CPU temperature without constantly ...

This week, a new Kickstarter page (via VideoCardz) popped up, claiming to be the "world's first built-in split type water-cooled gaming laptop", and it will be launching into its funding period soon.