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AIO coolers are now so powerful that they need a built-in tiny PC for color monitors bigger than the iPhone SE

Modern AIO coolers now contain hardware resembling miniature computers
Large displays are becoming common features in premium liquid coolers
MCUs now power advanced features inside modern cooling systems

Modern all-in-one (AIO) liquid coolers are increasingly resembling miniature computing platforms rather than simple hardware designed to move heat away from processors.

Several newly announced models now incorporate color displays approaching smartphone dimensions, complete with monitoring software, animations, and multimedia capabilities.

In some cases, the screens attached to CPU cooling systems are larger than the 4.7-inch display found on Apple's iPhone SE.

Tiny computers are now embedded inside cooling hardware

An example comes from ASUS, whose ROG Strix SLC IV incorporates a detachable 6.67-inch curved AMOLED display running at 2400 × 1080 resolution.

The company also offers the ROG Strix LC IV with a smaller 3.5-inch IPS panel, though both products retain extensive customization features.

Driving these displays requires considerably more...

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Workers are hitting back at employer plans to use AI to screen job applications

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