The GlobalWin Jefi is targeted towards users wanting a solid yet silent cooling solution…with a twist. The twist is the unique design of the Jefi that turns a simple watercooling kit into what can only be described as an open reservoir evaporative cooling system with a unique aquarium-style look and feel. One thing is for sure, the Jefi’s unique design is at the very least a conversation starter. The Jefi has many of the same components you would find in a traditional watercooling kit, but where the Jefi varies most from a standard watercooling kit is the heat exchanger. Normal watercooling kits use a radiator/fan combo to remove the heat absorbed by the coolant after it passes through the system’s water block. The method of heat dissipation the Jefi uses is what sets it apart from any cooling solution we have seen to date, and believe me we have seen them all.
…GlobalWin’s Jefi watercooling system is a very unique and worthy product that will definitely add that extra "something" to a boring old PC and quiet down a loud CPU fan. As long as you know what the Jefi is intended for it is a very cool product. Performance enthusiasts and overclockers will laugh, shrug, and go back to their Peltiers and LN2. For those mainstream users that want to save their ears and make the jump into water cooling, the Jefi may just very well be a fun new way to do that.
GlobalWin Jefi Watercooling Kit @ HardOCP
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