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This is interesting! I keep wondering why liquid cooling laptops isn't a thing, and I keep thinking it's because laptops are designed to be self contained and portable. Moving a liquid cooling system around is, in itself, a problem. Connections are much more likely to fail, leaking water. Water leaking inside our laptop is a bad thing.
A second major issue is that most of us will still have times when our laptop has to be used without the liquid cooling system and relying on air cooling. The modifications to the heatsink and existing cooling system will likely result in the laptop cooling even worse than before when the liquid cooling isn't connected even IF we design it so that it can be disconnected without leaking.
It's an interesting idea, and several clever solutions are needed for it to be practical. Challenge accepted!
Waters Laptops & Desktops Driver Download For Windows 10 Windows 7
Waters Laptops & Desktops Driver Download For Windows 10 32-bit
Turn off the laptop and disconnect it from its power source immediately. To do so, just hold down the laptop's power button. If the liquid touches the circuits on the laptop while they are active, your laptop will most likely short out, so time is very much of the essence. If you have a laptop that gets wet, it can be much harder to disassemble the system and find all the water. The components in a laptop are also smaller and somewhat more delicate, which contributes to the difficulty in keeping them running after something like water damage. Open your laptop as far as it goes, hold it upside down to let any accumulated liquid drain out, and use a towel or a lint-free, absorbent fabric to wipe wet surfaces until they’re dry.