[Hondacity]

**while prepping for ln2...pretesting and os tweaking is a must

Basic cpu loop

-this setup can handle 8threads...stacked 49cfm fans can push enough air thru a 10fpi rad...

1. rad
2. pump
3. reservoir
4. cooling block
5. tubes
6. clamps.
7. fans
total = 240$



Watercooling a laptop



Watercooling chipsets



Final setup

[punx223]

nice lookin setup there..... but a 1x120 to cool an i7? is taht at stock volts/frequency?

[rickss69]

Well, I learned something tonight. I didnt know a laptop's cpu was acually under the touch pad...

(Sorry Honda, I could'nt resist lol)

[punx223]

hahaha... he didnt say which part he was cooling

[rickss69]

Yeah, that "W" key really heats up during gaming.

[Neuromancer]

Originally Posted by rickss69

Well, I learned something tonight. I didnt know a laptop's cpu was acually under the touch pad...

(Sorry Honda, I could'nt resist lol)

Its a netbook, that is not really a touch pad. You actually have to tap out in morse code directly onto the CPU to make it function

[Hondacity]

Originally Posted by punx223

nice lookin setup there..... but a 1x120 to cool an i7? is taht at stock volts/frequency?

the gtx120 can dissipate 200w with the right fans ...its the best small rad ever

i can run my cpu 4ghz with ht on...and this rad won't make a sweat

Originally Posted by rickss69

Well, I learned something tonight. I didnt know a laptop's cpu was acually under the touch pad...

(Sorry Honda, I could'nt resist lol)

it was suppose to be funny ..

Originally Posted by rickss69

Yeah, that "W" key really heats up during gaming.

good god....netbooks can't even play youtube vids right.... for the forums i prefer f5 though

[punx223]

really.... hmmmm may add a couple of those to my loop.... how restrictive are they?

[Hondacity]

any good pump ie 355s will push water thru them easy....

[Neuromancer]

So.... 1x120 for the i7, and 9x120 for the chipset/VRMs

hee hee