ikonix360
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Now here's what I'm tempted to do.
My Xbox 360 is liquid cooled and sits on the shelf above the 32" TV.
The pump is between the 360 and radiator.
Now if the pump will move liquid down to where the computer is and back up all I'd need is a suitable water block and tubing.
Plus a way to select whether the pump and fans are powered by the 360 or computer.
I'd need the cooling loop to be in series though given there may be times I have both my 360 and computer on at the same time.
However that's a lot of work for something that seems to do good enough with a heatsink and fan plus I don't really know if the pump is strong enough.
Now if I never used my 360 I'd remove the cooling system and get the water block for the computer and not need to buy a radiator, fans and coolant.
My Xbox 360 is liquid cooled and sits on the shelf above the 32" TV.
The pump is between the 360 and radiator.
Now if the pump will move liquid down to where the computer is and back up all I'd need is a suitable water block and tubing.
Plus a way to select whether the pump and fans are powered by the 360 or computer.
I'd need the cooling loop to be in series though given there may be times I have both my 360 and computer on at the same time.
However that's a lot of work for something that seems to do good enough with a heatsink and fan plus I don't really know if the pump is strong enough.
Now if I never used my 360 I'd remove the cooling system and get the water block for the computer and not need to buy a radiator, fans and coolant.