Water Cooling system for CPU

MODEL 1 WATER COOLING SYSTEM TESTING

We all have a desktop at our disposal. So one day I came across the idea to overclock my desktop so that I can play games without a lag and will be faster. If you have seen full metal alchemist, you might know what is equivalent trade. Here for the increased in performance, there is an increase in the processor temperature. as the temperature of the CPU increases the the CPU starts to degrade. In other words, the life of the system decreases. to prevent this a proper cooling system must be designed to keep the CPU temperature in check. The heat sink the manufacturers provide cannot dissipate so much of heat. so I decided to make a better cooling system for my system and ended in making a water cooled system. I took two days to make the first model and 4 hrs to make the second model. with my home made water cooling system, I saw a drop of 12 degree Celsius compared to the conventional heat sinks. the 12 degree temperature drop is a very good number. it can increase the CPU life by many folds.I am planning to manufacture custom made water cooling system. while testing for leaks I used a bucket of water. But when I connected to my PC I used just 750 ml water to test. which lead to a 12 degree drop in temperature. I will replace the water with radiator fluid to increase the heat exchange.Here are few photos I would like to share with you people.

THE RADIATOR

THE WATER COOLING SYSTEM TESTING

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