The firm explains their coolant, which circulates through a radiator at 2.5 gallons/minute, absorbs 10x more heat than air and enables high overclocks while maintaining lower temperatures than in air-cooled cases.
Total Liquid Submersion allows sustainable overachievement. No instability, no overheating, no drama. We designed the entire Reactor system to attain and preserve maximum performance.
Most games were graphics-limited until Reactor. Total Liquid Submersion cools up to 3 NVIDIA graphics cards down to unprecedented low temperatures, even at maximum load, letting you smash traditional performance limits.
You can check it out over here. Prices start at $4,704 but if you want a better CPU, some more memory and 3-way SLI GeForce GTX 280 it quickly jumps over $7,000.