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Phone Water Cooling is REAL - You can buy it right now.

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The phone is waterproof, why would you care if there is a leak near your "sensitive electronics"...

Also there are many different types of pumps, bigger is not always better.

A small diaphragm pump with 2-4mm outlets would have much higher flow rate than that D5, and you could make the entire loop using 4mm tubing.

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It costs less than $20 and has about 10x more head pressure than a D5, which is why the flow rate using a tiny pump like this is so much higher.

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I mean, you did exactly that (a rather janky setup) roughly 3 and half years ago and get the聽same result.

I am not surprised.

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My iPhone overheats in my garage when it's 100F+ ambient and I'm trying to use facetime.聽 So I could see some sort of passive heatsink being a cool thing, but an active watercooling loop seems overelaborate.

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Now,聽try it with a laptop.

Or you can use even bulkier removable setup聽like this one. When leaving remove the aio聽and cover the hole on the bottom of the laptop;)

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Could a manufacturer put a plate and tubing in the phone actually against the SOCs and have 3mm-ish holes in the phone(like headphone jacks), but with threads for barbs so you can attach a loop easily?

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7 hours ago, SkyHound0202 said:

I mean, you did exactly that (a rather janky setup) roughly 3 and half years ago and get the聽same result.

I am not surprised.

Is this the video you meant to link?聽Still water-cooling phones, but with sub-ambient cooling.聽

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linus self hosting this type of video kinda of odd after so many months of a co-host alongside Linus in聽these types of videos.聽

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