Streacom unveils the SG10 fanless gaming chassis with a high-performance passive cooler capable of handling up to 600W of combined CPU and GPU power.
Streacom unveils the SG10 fanless gaming chassis with a high-performance passive cooler capable of handling up to 600W of combined CPU and GPU power.
Streacom unveils the SG10 fanless gaming chassis with a high-performance passive cooler capable of handling up to 600W of combined CPU and GPU power. The fanless chassis features two “Loop Heat Pipe” systems, one for the CPU and GPU. The Streacom SG10 is an ATX chassis that supports up to an ATX motherboard. The high-performance passive coolers support CPUs up to 250W TDP and GPUs up to 350W TDP.
The Loop Heat Pipe
The Streacom SG10’s Loop Heat Pipe can provide an incredible 600W of total combined cooling for the CPU and GPU without any fans or moving parts. The SG10 uses a type of phase change cooling technology called Loop Heat Pipe (LHP) to deliver this unparalleled performance. Unlike traditional heat pipes, where the phase change of the working fluid happens in opposing directions within the tube, the LHP phase change cycle occurs in a continuous flow around the loop, significantly improving the performance.
X-Frame Modular Brackets
The Streacom SG10 takes flexibility to the next level with the ability to fully adjust the X & Y position of the motherboard and GPU with complete freedom. This level of adjustment combined with the flexible LHP tubes means that compatibility far exceeds what is possible with previous heat pipe cooling. A great example of this flexibility is the ability to install two Mini-ITX motherboards (and two PSUs) if a discreet GPU is not required, creating a dual-system fanless PC.
The Streacom SG10 does support fans if the user wants to support a configuration beyond 600W of combined CPU and GPU power. The fanless chassis supports 120mm fans natively, larger fans are also supported with the use of brackets.
Price and Availability
The Streacom SG10 Copper Edition will be available for pre-order shortly, with an estimated shipping date of May 2024. This extended time frame allows for the assembly and integration process that will take place in Belgium and, more critically, to complete the collection of GPU choice data from customers and the subsequent fabrication of these cold plates accordingly. The price of the Copper Edition is 1200EUR.
The standard Streacom SG10 (not Copper Edition) will be available in Black and Silver variants and is expected to go into the product after the Copper Edition is complete; the exact ETA is TBD. This version features Aluminium fins on the condenser and is priced at 1000EUR.
For more information, please visit the Streacom website.
