RisingFalls
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This seems really funny, but after I experimented with filling tic tac containers with crushed ice and placing it between my hard drive, on top of my CPU, and near my graphics card, the temperatures dropped almost frightening amounts.
Now, assuming that you aren't careless enough to let the ice melt and zap your $2000 build, isn't this a good idea? I'm holding a tub of ice cream to my laptop, and the temperature dropped from 80c to 20c.
I have to run and replace the containers every half hour or so, when I take my momentary break, but it's a good temporary solution rather than spending $400 on water cooling.
So, what do you think of this suicidal method of cooling?
Now, assuming that you aren't careless enough to let the ice melt and zap your $2000 build, isn't this a good idea? I'm holding a tub of ice cream to my laptop, and the temperature dropped from 80c to 20c.
I have to run and replace the containers every half hour or so, when I take my momentary break, but it's a good temporary solution rather than spending $400 on water cooling.
So, what do you think of this suicidal method of cooling?