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Well, if you do not really want to damage parts, you better not cool them too rapidly (in the water), better leave them to cool slowly.
by omgtehlion 7y ago
Well, if you do not really want to damage parts, you better not cool them too rapidly (in the water), better leave them to cool slowly.
- jacquesm 7y agoThe heat is mostly still in the connectors at that point which are all metal. That won't suffer from the shock of cooling down whereas the residual heat in the pins could easily damage a sensitive chip if not cooled.