Origin PC’s Frostbyte 360 is a High End Liquid Cooling System for Tightwads

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19 hours ago
by Paul Lilly in

You don't have to be a spendthrift to shop a system from a boutique builder. That's not to say you can't still configure a professionally built system that costs as much as a Kia, it's just no longer required. Even liquid cooling setups are fair game for frugal enthusiasts. Enter Origin PC's new Frostbyte 360 liquid cooling system (LCS). Origin PC claims it's reaching speeds up to 5.2GHz using the Frostbyte 360, and starting at $1,599 you can grab a Genesis system configured with the new cooler.

"Until now, extreme overclocking required hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of components including pumps, radiators, coolant hoses, fittings, and expensive water blocks." said Kevin Wasielewski Origin PC CEO and co-founder. "With the Frostbyte 360, a maintenance free liquid cooling solution, Origin PC customers can enjoy top-end CPU performance at a fraction of the cost."

The Frostbyte 360 is a zero maintenance cooling solution featuring silent pumps, a high efficiency 360mm copper radiator with three 120mm fans, a micro-channel copper CPU block, and an embedded temperature sensor Origin PC claims will deliver the copper surface temperature with an accuracy of +/- 1C.

The Frostbyte 360 is available now.

Image Credit: Origin PC

Origin PC’s Frostbyte 360 is a High End Liquid Cooling System for Tightwads

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19 hours ago
by Paul Lilly in

You don't have to be a spendthrift to shop a system from a boutique builder. That's not to say you can't still configure a professionally built system that costs as much as a Kia, it's just no longer required. Even liquid cooling setups are fair game for frugal enthusiasts. Enter Origin PC's new Frostbyte 360 liquid cooling system (LCS). Origin PC claims it's reaching speeds up to 5.2GHz using the Frostbyte 360, and starting at $1,599 you can grab a Genesis system configured with the new cooler.

"Until now, extreme overclocking required hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of components including pumps, radiators, coolant hoses, fittings, and expensive water blocks." said Kevin Wasielewski Origin PC CEO and co-founder. "With the Frostbyte 360, a maintenance free liquid cooling solution, Origin PC customers can enjoy top-end CPU performance at a fraction of the cost."

The Frostbyte 360 is a zero maintenance cooling solution featuring silent pumps, a high efficiency 360mm copper radiator with three 120mm fans, a micro-channel copper CPU block, and an embedded temperature sensor Origin PC claims will deliver the copper surface temperature with an accuracy of +/- 1C.

The Frostbyte 360 is available now.

Image Credit: Origin PC

Lake Vostok Reached

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19 hours ago
by samzenpus in


First time accepted submitter Cyberax writes "After 30 years of drilling and weeks of media attention the Antarctic underground lake Vostok has been reached by Russian scientists (translated article). Deep drilling in the vicinity of Vostok Station in Antarctica began in the 1970s, when the existence of the reservoir was not yet known. Scientists are beginning paleoclimatic studies and further exploration of the lake will continue in 2013-2014."

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TopHat Folder Menu Gives Your Quick Access to Your Most Used Folders in the Menu Bar [Mac Downloads]

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19 hours ago
by Thorin Klosowski in
Mac: When you're working on a big project and are consistently using a few specific folders, it's nice to have a quick and simple way to access them. You can toss the folder in your Finder favorites, but if you're looking for an automated solution, TopHat Folder Menu stuffs your most used folders into the menu bar for quick access. More »


Symantec Identifies Android Trojans That Mutate With Every Download

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20 hours ago
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angry tapir writes "Symantec researchers have identified a new premium-rate SMS Android Trojan that modifies its code every time it gets downloaded in order to bypass antivirus detection. his technique is known as server-side polymorphism and has already existed in the world of desktop malware for many years, but mobile malware creators have only now begun to adopt it."

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