- Aug 18, 2018
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Hi everyone!
I have an old laptop that overheats VERY easily. I have already cleaned the fan and replaced the thermal paste. I came to the conclusion that the laptop wasn’t really meant to be used for anything high load and that by replacing the default cpu with a newer and higher thermal output one I had too much heat for the
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heat sink design to dissipate. I would like to be able to attempt overclocking (to boost performance a little) decided that it would be better (and a fun project) to build a water cooling system. I have a S1g4 cpu socket and am looking for a waterblock for it. Are there any water blocks (preferably cheap) for this socket type?
Thanks, ShadowDragon555
I have an old laptop that overheats VERY easily. I have already cleaned the fan and replaced the thermal paste. I came to the conclusion that the laptop wasn’t really meant to be used for anything high load and that by replacing the default cpu with a newer and higher thermal output one I had too much heat for the
[Moderator edit - removed profanity. Please keep language clean - family friendly Forum.]
heat sink design to dissipate. I would like to be able to attempt overclocking (to boost performance a little) decided that it would be better (and a fun project) to build a water cooling system. I have a S1g4 cpu socket and am looking for a waterblock for it. Are there any water blocks (preferably cheap) for this socket type?
Thanks, ShadowDragon555
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