Keeping your cool
Digital Storm has a new rig in its stable, the Aventum 3, and its not just a minor revision of the previous model. When we met up with Digital Storms Darren at CES, he told us that the Aventum 3 was built from the ground up to accommodate the companys HydroLux Pro cooling system and its hard acrylic tubing.
One of the goals was to get rid of all the flexible bends, which Digital Storm says is the root of many of its failures. By using more durable tubing, Digital Storm hopes to minimize any problems related to liquid cooling.
The Aventum 3 is a little smaller than its predecessor, though every bit as high end. If you can think of a configuration (and have the budget for it), Digital Storm will make it happen.
With the ability to host so much high end hardware, Digital Storm doesnt just rely on liquid, but also stuffs a total of 14 fans inside the Aventum 3. You can control them all through software, and also customize the RGB LED color scheme.
Have a look, along with a couple of other liquid systems Digital Storm had on display.
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