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Thread: Liquid Cooled Laptop
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2012-01-11, 12:51 AM #21Void Lord
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2012-01-11, 12:52 AM #22DeletedThey decrease the relative wattage. ( If you make the same processor with 22nm instead of 32, it would run cooler) They just cram more stuff in with every generation.
Originally Posted by Fuzzykins
Also i think something like OnLive will show up which will allow you to stream games directly from your battlestation in the next 5 years. And as others have said, you'd need alot of stuff to make it enough damage proof.
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2012-01-11, 12:53 AM #23I am Murloc!
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2012-01-11, 01:01 AM #24Deleted
Highly doubt it . But otherwise it would have a market, if it was introduced right now it wont hold long though. Mabye an extremely nieche market.
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2012-01-11, 01:06 AM #25I am Murloc!
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2012-01-11, 01:08 AM #26DeletedOh. Glass will crack. I'm talking about flexible plastic. Originally Posted by Fuzzykins
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2012-01-11, 01:14 AM #27Herald of the Titans
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Sadly a reservoir and radiator is made out of worse material than a monitor. Most monitors have an actual metal frame that can sustain a fair amount of damage. A Reservoir is typically made of cheap ass plastic and the radiator has aluminum and flimsy copper. All it takes is enough force to contort the radiator core or force to a part on the reservoir and it could easily crack. Originally Posted by Fuzzykins
Happens all the time in desktop liquid cooling.Last edited by Saithes; 2012-01-11 at 01:16 AM.
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2012-01-11, 02:08 AM #28I am Murloc!
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I looked into getting making computer fans based on the sharper image ion air filter/fan, Originally Posted by Fuzzykins
The problem is that ion fans generate way too much EMI and static electricity to be inside a computer case
I've also thought about water cooling my g73, and while I think it's entirely possible, and rather easy, I don't see it taking off as a sellable item
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2012-01-11, 02:09 AM #29Deleted
its a pretty bad idea it would just make laptops heavy and less movable without alot of care.
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2012-01-11, 02:18 AM #30Brewmaster
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http://hackedgadgets.com/2006/10/28/...cooled-laptop/
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1530998
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=297892
None of them are all that elegant, but they seem to get the job done.
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2012-01-11, 02:50 AM #31Mechagnome
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they do already make some I believe, they sell mobile pumps, rads, etc. The case is big though. But it would be dumb in my opinion, it would add alot of weight and could cause leaks easily.
edit: nevermind, don't think parts for them exist, I remember seeing a post about some mobile watercooling parts for laptops on ocn, but cant find itLast edited by aisatsana; 2012-01-11 at 02:55 AM.
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2013-06-05, 05:29 AM #32Keyboard Turner
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i have made a usb powered liquid laptop cooler that is the same size as your average future shop air cooler. It is completely removable in a quick snap, very durable my 3 daughters dropped them several times and no leaks. It offers up a 27 degree core temperature difference. How many people would pay for something like this raise your hands.
