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Why water-cooled PCs run faster

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WatercoolingUK's Rob Creathorne tells Ellie Gibson why liquid cooling systems can give computers a big boost.

He says PC modding is becoming increasingly popular.

Modifications of this kind can be dangerous and invalidate manufacturer warranties. Such projects should only be carried out by qualified engineers in controlled conditions.

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