> I know this may not be a cheap solution, but why not start selling pre-built computers with active cooling systems? Refrigerant liquids like those used in ref

> I know this may not be a cheap solution, but why not start selling pre-built computers with active cooling systems? Refrigerant liquids like those used in refrigerators or water cooling could be an option. Before going into water cooling, a change in form factor to allow for better airflow (and mounting of larger heat sinks) would be in order. Water cooling would require a water cooling block, not sure how it would work with the current form factor. > So instead of integrating fluids within the computer, build powerful mini-freezers for computers and store the computer inside. Or split the warm transistors from the rest of the build and store only those inside the mini freezer, with cables to connect to the rest of the computer outside. That's impractical. You are heat exchanging with the air, then you are cooling down the air? Versus exhaust the hot air and bringing more from the outside. You just need to dissipate heat, active cooling is not needed.