A coffee table houses a water-cooled PC
Summary
A used RAMVIK coffee table becomes a large computer case with visible hardware and integrated water cooling. The table cost 30 British pounds second-hand. The system uses water cooling.
Ideas
- The table replaces a classic PC case.
- The glass top makes the components visible from above.
- A large interior volume takes the cooling and cabling.
Insights
- Furniture PCs combine thermal, electrical and mechanical planning.
- Used furniture can be cheaper than your own case material.
Recommendations
- Plan leak protection and drainage away from the electronics.
- Keep access for maintenance and bleeding the loop.
References
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