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:) That's at least their last attemp, I thin kthe only way to mount a waterblock weould be custom making one

 

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1 minute ago, Moritz247 said:

Linus Tech tips should make a video where they water cool a iMac Pro. 

Is it even possible to add watercoolers to the iMac Pro?

 

 

I don’t think there’s a point, the mac is fine with air cooling

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I don't see any point, but there's no room inside the case for watercooling. 

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