phase change cooling

hello everyone
i am new to this forums so i am slowly learning the ways of these forums. i have a question about a configuration that i could not find on the site. i went to nvision08 and i met some of the people that were there at the digital storm booth and i got a t-sh*t which i wear a lot. at the corner of the table was a computer that was phase change cooled. so i decided to ask one of the reps. there about some further configurations that could be done to the system. the configuration that i wanted to know about was having the phase change cooling extended to the GPU's so that the GPU's could be phase change cooled. i expected for the guy to say no but i was wrong, HE SAID YES. so now i wondering if it still can be done, i am looking into buying a new system. i don't know when but i know that money is no object. i am willing to lay down major cash if i think it is worth it. i havent called yet because i cant find the business card of the guy i talked to. but maybe when i get the time i will call the number on the main site, but personally i would prefer to talk to the source of this information. So can anyone help me to find out if this can be still done and for how much.
any help would be greatly welcomed.

thanks for the help,
Sniples

if they do it, its gonna be loud pc man, its best you call them and ask them

Please keep us posted if you do end up with one, I would love to hear what you think and noise and all that stuff.

i think phase change cooling will be better. from what i have seen of CPU's being phase chage cooled they get a lot cooler then if the CPU was water cooled.

Whether or not phase change cooling will work is certainly not the question - themodynamics are thermodynamics, whether it's a CPU or a GPU.

o wow nice. I see that DS has added a thermoelectric cooler for the CPU. I will be sticking with LC  Not looking to break any records anytime soon.

also i was wondering if it is possible to phase change cool a GPU on my own?
if so is there a tutorial out there that shows how to do this?

seen digitalstorms phase change cooled system?
and if so yes i have. i have seen it at nvision08
and if you are talking about phase change cooling the GPU's i have also seen that but i am not sure where i saw it. so that is why i asked this great community maybe they can lead me in the right direction.

yes i have.
but this only cools CPU's
and i think at the time it only supports a small amount of CPU's
and i heard of that system being extended to GPU's but it will only be for AMD GPU's
and i personally prefer NVIDIA.
if i have to build this system i would most likely end up getting the block for the Corei7 chip for the phase change cooler custom made (unless if a block for the i7 is released before the build) and same with the GPU block or just modify a water cooling block. but i am not sure if that is possible.