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Now I myself have never been a huge fan of water-cooling. Maybe that's just my fear of mixing water and expensive equipment (unless of course its cooking oil "tee hee") but This is a component WHICH DOES NOT NEED WATERCOOLING, especially the fact that its only 450 watts. The exact power rating synonymous with mid-range Not the kind of people to use water cooling. Whether this will even surface is unknown...It certainly hasn't received a good reception before even being released.

"These days, it's not difficult to find a cutting-edge hardware component with a liquid-cooled option, but streaming water through a power supply is a new one on us. Aside from the potential fire hazard implications, we're a bit stumped as to why a vanilla 450-watt power supply would actually need such superfluous cooling measures in place, but we can assume that this bad boy is whisper quiet until it springs a leak. Nevertheless, JSP Tech's interesting new PSU was spotted at Computex with a CPU cooling extension tackily attached to it, but we've no idea if or when this admittedly questionable device will ever hit the market." - Engadget