Project Christine: Razer Liquid-cooled Modular PC

Computer technology is developing very rapidly, and this applies to both "industrial" and consumer devices. At the notorious CES 2014 was presented a very interesting gaming PC, having a modular structure, and liquid cooling of each module. The project was named Project Christine.

Its difference from conventional personal computers and laptops is a modular architecture, with the main functional units, including the processor, video card, RAM, hard disk, etc. inserted into the rack. You can place modules in any order, replacing them if necessary (for example, replacing a less powerful graphics card with a more efficient one).
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Each of the modules, as mentioned above, has a liquid cooling system. Blocks are interconnected via PCI Express. In order to see the parameters of the PC, there is a module with a touch screen.



Unfortunately, for now this is only a prototype, and the company does not report when such computers may be available for sale, and at what price. Nevertheless, the project is very interesting, hopefully, something like this will soon be on sale.



Via razerzone