A water block on the CPU. A reservoir in the drive bay with a release valve on the outside. Tubing connecting the water block and reservoir together.
Then what you do to "manually" cool your CPU is drain the water (or coolant if don't like water) out and fill the reservoir with ice cold water.
Would this work and cool the CPU? I know it might sound like a lot of hassle and extra effort, but if it worked I personally wouldn't mind and actually enjoy it.
What problems would there be that cause it not to work? The temperature of the water would be far lower than in a regular complex cooling set up no?
Spillage concerns, yes but they my concerns and I would be as careful as I am putting those delicate little CPUs in place
Then what you do to "manually" cool your CPU is drain the water (or coolant if don't like water) out and fill the reservoir with ice cold water.
Would this work and cool the CPU? I know it might sound like a lot of hassle and extra effort, but if it worked I personally wouldn't mind and actually enjoy it.
What problems would there be that cause it not to work? The temperature of the water would be far lower than in a regular complex cooling set up no?
Spillage concerns, yes but they my concerns and I would be as careful as I am putting those delicate little CPUs in place