Hyper Liquid PCs

Hyper Liquid PCs

Liquid Cooling PCs
Built for peak efficiency

Our exclusive Hyper Liquid range of water cooled PCs is designed for those who desire ultra-fast frame rates, ice-cold temperatures, and exceptional aesthetics. Our expert technicians combine world-renowned components with high-grade water cooling technology to allow you to experience maximum computing performance while keeping your parts cool and quiet. Choose your loop style, colour, and lighting to make your new liquid-cooled PC your own.

Hyper Liquid Infinity

Windows 11 Home (64-bit Edition) Intel® Core™ i7-14700KF GeForce RTX™ 5090 32GB 32GB DDR5 Kingston Fury Beast RGB MSI B760 Gaming Plus WIFI ATX Motherboard 2TB WD Black SN7100 M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD

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£4879.20 (£4066 ex. VAT)

Estimated dispatch date: Friday, 7/11/2025

Hyper Liquid Ultra

Windows 11 Home (64-bit Edition) AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X3D GeForce RTX™ 5090 32GB 32GB DDR5 Kingston Fury Beast RGB MSI MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WIFI ATX Motherboard 2TB WD Black SN7100 M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD

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£5409.60 (£4508 ex. VAT)

Estimated dispatch date: Friday, 7/11/2025

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Hyper Liquid PCs

Component Breakdown
What goes in to them?

1. Radiator

Maximises heat dissipation and ensures cool temperatures for your CPU and GPU.

2. CPU Block

Maximise CPU performance by drawing heat away from the CPU and into the coolant.

3. Tubing

Rigid and soft tubing that carries the liquid from one component involved in cooling to another.

4. Pump / Reservoir

The pump drives coolant flow throughout the loop, while the reservoir maintains excess liquid and replaces air bubbles.

5. GPU Block

The same function but for your GPU, drawing away heat to get the best possible performance.

6. Fans

Draws cool outside air into the case, expels warm air from inside and cools specific components by moving air across a heat sink.

Knowledge Base

Learn more about liquid cooling

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looking after your Hyper Liquid PC

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Essential Guide:

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you buy

The Difference between AIO and Custom Liquid Cooling is, AIOs are integrated cooling systems that don't need to be maintained and are a lot simpler to setup, while a custom Liquid Cooling setup is a cooling system that consists of custom coolant lines that are connected to either the CPU/GPU or both and require maintenance every 18-24 months but has a much better aesthetic look as you can have custom colours and the coolant is visible.

Watercooling tends to be quieter due to the introduction of coolant and having more surface area to cool down. But it fully depends on the tower of the air cooler and the fan curve of the fans used on the air cooler.

The warranty of Watercooled PCs are the same as our standard systems, depending on which warranty program you go for whether it be Standard, Gold or Platinum. But the standard is 5 Years Labour, 2 Years Parts, 1 Years collect and return and Lifetime technical support. But if you do require support cleaning the system, we do offer a Liquid Service Plan which allows you to send the system to us to do cleaning for you.

The risks of using Liquid Cooling in the PC is very minimal. But the biggest risk would be a leak, as this can cause damage to components if it was to happen, but it is a very low chance this does happen.

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