CyberPowerPC is bringing a complicated water-cooling system to its gaming laptops with the Tracer VII Edge collection of laptops. That includes a high-end NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU, CyberPowerPC stated its watercooling resolution will ship improved efficiency over competing laptops with the identical GPU.
The 17-inch Tracer VII Edge-117E and 16-inch Tracer VII Edge-I16G laptops each assist an elective “liquid cooling unit.” Image a field that you simply place on a desk subsequent to your laptop computer. You connect it to the again of your laptop computer through a cable with a magnetic connector. When it’s plugged into the field, it’s water-cooled. The liquid cooling is elective and the laptop computer additionally encompasses a extra conventional laptop computer cooling system so it capabilities usually away from its liquid cooling unit.
It sounds prefer it may be messy, however it’s not. The magnetic connector could be very safe. To disconnect it, you simply pull the magnetic connector out—it’s simple. In our expertise, a single small drop of water might drip out of the connector, however that’s it. It appears to be like like an enormous enchancment from the older connector CyberPowerPC used on a earlier mannequin.
CyberPowerPC advised us that it’s seeing a ten% efficiency enchancment when operating on water cooling—though the corporate couldn’t present us benchmarks simply but—and the laptop computer stays extremely cool with out the followers whirring away as a lot as traditional.
Warmth is the enemy of computer systems, and gaming laptops typically run scorching, which isn’t nice for his or her long-term life—that’s a motive many laptop-using avid gamers now hunt down laptop computer cooling pads. Wouldn’t it’s cool to have a water cooling system you hook up with your laptop computer somewhat than a cooling pad?
The laptop computer isn’t any slouch in different methods, both. The 17-inch mannequin options as much as an RTX 4090 GPU, an Intel thirteenth Gen Core i9-13900HX processor, a mechanical keyboard with Cherry switches, and a show with a 240hz refresh charge.
CyberPowerPC says these laptops will launch in early February 2023.
