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WIFI CARD? Can wifi cards be water cooled? I know that would be overkilling overkill, but still haha. If you wanted 100% water cooled build you would have to do that. (MINERAL OIL IS OIL NOT WATER)

 

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WiFi-cards are passively cooled.

 

Air contains water vapor. So yes, you can.

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Lol, I dont think they make the blocks.. you'd have to machine your own, and for that you'd need a automated router or be very skilled :S

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In theory you could make one that sat over the chip and the protected metal part.. I have no idea how they work. Youd have to make a backplate too.. but I wouldnt bother SO much effort

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WiFi-cards are passively cooled.

 

Air contains water vapor. So yes, you can.

AH! You're not fun. It is 0% humidity, than.

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