A relatively new player in the water cooling industry, Comino, has recently introduced its latest product: a water block for the NVIDIA H100 PCIe accelerator card. The new block provides full coverage with cooling to the GPU, GDDR, and VRM. In the design, Comino only used non-corrosive materials such as copper, stainless steel, aluminium, and Plastic. The core of the block uses copper, while the frame and backplate use aluminium. The company claims that at a coolant temperature of 20°C, the temperature of the GH100 chip with Comino water blocks will be 30º-40°C.

Comino uses "deformational cutting" technology to create a copper fin as thin as 0.1 mm with a 0.1 mm channel and 3 mm height. In Comino water blocks, micro fins are optimized for a low-pressure drop with a thickness of 0.25 mm, channel - 0.25 mm, and 2.7 mm height. The block itself is a single-slot solution with fitting adapters on the back and a 90º adapter option for workstation implementation. More information is available on the Comino website. You can see the images below.

The innovative manufacturer of high-end multi-GPU workstations and professional liquid cooling solutions for individuals and workgroups requiring GPU computation, announces a slim waterblock of top-tier efficiency for GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4090 GAMING OC 24 GB and AORUS RTX 4090 MASTER 24G GPUs.

Given the fact that the latest 4090 GPUs by Nvidia are extremely power hungry, the Comino team did its best to deliver the highest performance 4090 waterblock design, specifically adding:

The leading manufacturer of multi-GPU workstations and professional liquid cooling solutions, Comino has confirmed that their Comino CPU (AMD EPYC, Ryzen Threadripper, Ryzen Threadripper PRO) WCB for Socket SP3 / TR4, Cu-Steel is fully compatible with the AMD Threadripper PRO 5000WX-Series processors. Comino's thermal performance comparison between 3995WX and 5995WX shows a better delta T between the chip and the coolant.

On top of that, the waterblock can be used for different motherboards thanks to its unique design with interchangeable VRM cold-plates. See the compatibility list for more information. The Comino liquid cooling solution can ensure smooth operation of power-hungry hardware even if it is overclocked. Waterblocks are made purely of non-corrosive materials: copper, stainless steel, and plastic which ensures low hardware temperatures even during 24/7 operation. Learn more at Comino's website.

Comino is an established brand with liquid-cooled gaming PCs, servers, and workstations; with clientele spanning not just gamers and PC enthusiasts, but also professional engineering firms, government agencies, and the scientific community at large. The company is based out of the UK, but is planning a major crowd-funded expansion to North America, bringing their ground-breaking gaming PCs, workstations, and servers, which leverage the company's expertise in liquid cooling.

Beetroot Lab, developers of the renowned strategy game "Dystopia: Contest of Heroes," have recently chosen to utilize Comino's liquid-cooled hardware for their rendering and development processes. Featuring the endorsement of UFC legend Conor McGregor, Dystopia currently caters to hundreds of thousands of active players and global multiplayer tournaments around the world. Comino's portfolio includes the OTTO line of gaming desktops, GRANDO line of workstations, and DECRYPTUM line of liquid-cooled servers purpose built for decryption and password recovery applications. "Rendering is a process beholden to the efficiency of quality hardware. At Comino, we guarantee the fastest, quietest rendering processes on the market, all of which are powered by the excellence of our ground-breaking liquid-cooled devices," says Evgeny Vlasov, CEO at Comino.

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COMINO is a hitherto unrepresented brand at TPU, so we'll try and change that in this post. COMINO is an European manufacturer based off Cyprus, which have specialized in datacenter and retail cooling solutions. They seem particularly geared towards digital currencies, building specialized enclosures for mining hardware to perform at their fullest potential.

At COMPUTEX, the company showcased their OTTO system, built upon their aptly named OTTO chassis, which looks like a full-blown radiator by itself. It's an SFF gaming PC in a ~13 L volume chassis that nonetheless packs in the most powerful components users can buy today: Intel's Core i9-9900K CPU, NVIDIA's RTX 2080 Ti graphics card, and all the other bangs and whistles expected from a top-tier gaming PC. The company has worked on developing everything as needed to make the most of the available space, including the incorporation of Black Ice radiators with Noctua fans, custom water blocks with fins from a different process than usual to allow higher heat exchange, and preparing a dual connection PCIe extension adapter based on the server market needs to allow an x16 connection as opposed to the usual x8. Look out for a more detailed look at the system here in due time!