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Possible?
Given a router/endmill, CAD, and some time dedication on your part: yes.

Commercially available, RAM, M.2 and HDD/SSD blocks have not been widely successful. They've been tried (most, if not all multiple times), and fail because of their very limited return on investment. I do not know of any monitor watercooling.

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Almost everything in the pc itself can be cooled. The monitor would take some wowed, unless you meant motherboard. 
 

But certain boards already have blocks made to cool the other components. 
Some can accept universal blocks but that’s takes some research. 
 

Same with ram, m.2 and Hdds. Just gotta order the parts and do it. Pretty simple overall. 

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Possible? Yes. Available? Yes. Does it give you any benefits? No.

 

M.2 Controllers like it cold yet the chips like it hotter, SATA SSDs have a package that basically shields them from most of the outside, HDDs can benefit from it but you basically don't use those anymore and cooling system memory doesn't give you any benefits. The best thing you could cool except for CPU and GPU are the chipset and the VRMs. The rest is just for the show.

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