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Originally Posted by nexxo
Bigger and more is not always better --some small diameter/slow pump setups shift some serious heat just by the fact that they are very well designed. Look at the engine cooling in modern compact cars --you won't believe how efficient they can be.
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It's much easier to get high efficiency in a car though - you want the engine to run at around 95-100C a massive difference over ambient, with computers you want to run as close to ambient as you can which is much difficult.
kbn, I think you'd have difficulty soldering to a cpu - silicon doesn't bond to solder well and there would likely be issues with shorting the chip.