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I Built An Internally Water Cooled Laptop

Hi Guys

 

I am new to the LLT forums but have been an avid watcher of the show for years. 

 

Recently the guys have been water cooling all sorts of things, like the network switch and the camera so I thought people might be interested in a project I did a few years ago. 

Here is a short video I made about it. Essentially I water cooled an old laptop and the best bit is its all internal! No radiator sitting on a desk! No pump hanging off the side!

It is admittedly ghetto, more so than even some of the LTT creations ? but I thought people might appreciative it. 

 

And FYI I did this before Asus brought out there water cooled laptop ?

 

Have fun guys!

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8 minutes ago, mmm99 said:

Hi Guys

 

I am new to the LLT forums but have been an avid watcher of the show for years. 

 

Recently the guys have been water cooling all sorts of things, like the network switch and the camera so I thought people might be interested in a project I did a few years ago. 

Here is a short video I made about it. Essentially I water cooled an old laptop and the best bit is its all internal! No radiator sitting on a desk! No pump hanging off the side!

It is admittedly ghetto, more so than even some of the LTT creations ? but I thought people might appreciative it. 

 

And FYI I did this before Asus brought out there water cooled laptop ?

 

Have fun guys!

Thanks for your post my friend.  I never thought about liquid cooling a laptop.  Can you post some pics ?

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