If we ever had to name one thing that we got to see at every single Computex over the last 10 years or more, we would certainly mention immersion liquid-cooled PCs. While these systems were built by different companies and by different people, they all have one thing in common: they have never made it to the market. In fact, they were never meant to. However, it looks like Thermaltake and Enermax are serious about changing that.
Thermaltake is developing its off-the-shelf IX700 solution that comprises a tank and a massive heat exchanger (CDU, cooling distribution unit). The company originally demonstrated a prototype of its IX700 at CES earlier this year, and since then, the unit has evolved greatly, as we observed at Computex 2025. Not only has the tank gotten a display showing CPU and GPU temperatures as well as their load, but the whole device now looks more like a real product rather than a prototype, which highlights the company’s serious intention to bring it to the market.
