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this is just my laptop

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Your laptop doesn't have one of these though: walmart.com/ip/Phone-Coole (adding an actual radiator was apparently too expensive)

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could be a flexible pad, those can get *thick*

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There's a flatter area which is likely the actual water block. I doubt it's really a proper water block running the water through as much copper surface area as possible. It probably only has the copper that's visible and at best plastic routing it along a long path over it.

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It looks like a ridiculously high profit margin product. It's priced like a low end AIO CPU cooler but they don't include a radiator, fan or actual water block. Pretty funny. There's also newegg.com/p/0ZK-08C1-01K but I have no clue how you're supposed to attach that to the phone.

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It's a hilariously bad attempt at making a water block too. I'm skeptical that's really solid copper. Found a picture of an actual high end one for a CPU. Forces the water in all directions through the fins. For something big they probably channel it around through fins.

11:36 AM · Mar 2, 2021Twitter Web App

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for 3-5 W it would work I think

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I think an iPhone will churn out a lot more heat than that if you have it plugged in and actually actively cool it.

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