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The pc water cooling tag on WindowsForum.com collects discussion of custom liquid-cooling builds and the hardware choices behind them. Recent coverage includes a one-off walnut-and-aluminum gaming PC whose coolant lines and cabling run out of the case and through a custom desk into a basement, built around an In Win 909 chassis and an RTX 5090. That project is presented as a striking piece of engineering rather than a practical template, which fits the tag's focus on ambitious, unusual cooling setups. Expect threads about loop design, component placement, and the trade-offs of hiding radiators and tubing away from the main case.
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    Heartwood RTX 5090 Gaming PC Hides Cables and Cooling in a Basement

    Heartwood is a walnut-and-aluminum gaming PC that looks cable-free because its cooling and cabling are hidden elsewhere. It took seven years to build. The trick is that the cables and coolant lines leave the case and travel through a custom desk to a basement. That makes it a striking piece of...