The water cooling head should also be placed behind the back, and the VJ evaluates the Stealth Tubing water cooling scheme.

CTOnews.com August 3 news, nicknamed "Der8auer" overclocking and Vlog blogger Roman Hartung recently uploaded a video to evaluate the water cooling scheme from Stealth Tubing.

Different from the traditional water cooling scheme, Stealth Tubing is mainly suitable for the motherboard with the interface on the back, which greatly reduces the trouble of the front wiring and looks cleaner.

The water-cooled head is installed on both sides of the motherboard and adopts a hidden liquid supply design, and the liquid itself is transmitted on both sides of the water-cooled head through four channels installed in the installation hole of the motherboard.

The front is equipped with components for the passage of fluid circulation, while the back is equipped with a traditional LSS water cooling system.

The top and bottom of the water-cooled head are made of acrylic plastic. There is also a RGB backlight and a blade Flowmeter in the upper part to indicate the correct operation of the LSS circuit.

Der8auer said that at present, this is just a concept, manufacturers do not have commercial plans, but he already has some ideas, hoping that through improvements such as reducing the overall thickness, the concept will eventually be brought to market. CTOnews.com attached the video as follows, from the UP main Tacoma213: