Laptop Water Cooling Mod Help

[Maxamus456]

Hi, Id like to water cool my Toshiba S855D-S5120 laptop to get the most out of its performance. I don't want to mod the stock parts(just in case) but i cant find a replacement heat sink. I don't really know where start so any help is appreciated. And don't try to convince me that i need a cooling pad or stuff like that I already have some of those gadgets and the do help but i want to do the extreme.

Thanks for any help

[TeKraken]

When I was building my custom loop for my PC I never saw any kit made for laptops. It would have to be tiny and not be able to remove enough heat.

[Air]

Water cooling for a laptop? I don't think that exists. Even if it did, it wouldn't work very well at all.

[piet11111]

To have any use off watercooling you need a sizable radiator otherwise you would just be pumping very hot water around that can not get rid of its heat.

[rotNdude]

Water cooling requires four parts. A pump, radiator, tubing and water cooling block. Your laptop would no longer be a laptop.

[_I_]

he might mean heatpipes, which are not watercooling

or he could do the fishtank mod, if it has a ssd and no odd

would envolve dunking the entire lapotp in mineral oil
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtufuXLvOok

[Pomelo]

Afaik, there are no watercooling parts/loops you can buy for laptops. The only watercooled laptop I've ever seen was a crazy casemod at Gamescom '13.

A laptop doesn't quite have the necessary space for tubing, rad, pump, block etc.

[Maxamus456]

No i dont need it to be portable just able to unhook when i do need it to and no not the aquarium i mean more like a pump radiator resivoar and what not but on a laptop. More like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhw1n1N0hD0&feature=related would that be possible on my laptop model?

[Pomelo]

You can build a custom loop/construction. But you wont be able to unhook it just like that. No matter what cooler you have, it'll always need to have one part sitting directly on the CPU/HS + thermal paste.

[SilentHorizon]

I hope you suceed with that, because I've always wanted to do the same thing.

BTW... There is one watercooling pad on newegg for laptops without modding.

[piet11111]

This is beyond my technical knowledge.

[Maxamus456]

Thanks i hope it will work to.....

[Pomelo]

guess I was wrong. Still, you'll need knowledge about cooling and the skills to mod your laptop like that.

[TeKraken]

Looks like that system lowered his temps by 10* C. Going from 75 to 65 is probably not worth it.

[Maxamus456]

Im going to try to find a local computer expert to help me do it or do it for me

[TeKraken]

Originally posted by Wendell, The Cat:

Im going to try to find a local computer expert to help me do it or do it for me

You may need a plumber as well!!

Good luck. Seems like a fun project. I hope you have an old laptop to practice on!