TechHive: Water-cooled Raspberry Pi looks hot, runs cool

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Water-cooled Raspberry Pi looks hot, runs cool Jul 22nd 2013, 16:49, by Kevin Lee People have done some pretty insane things with their Raspberry Pi—such as building a system cluster—but nothing looks quite as badass as attaching a water cooling system to the popular computer on a stick. Phame, aka James Couzens, just completed his "Wet-Pi," and the results are spectacular. James first started his project back in February, and the build comes complete with a raspberry-colored cooling fluid that keeps the processors on the board chilled. Fitting, eh? You can check out the full hardcore build instructions on the Bit-Tech forums—note the complete list of tiny pump parts, as well as the custom-machined waterblock and reservoir. Other stuff you might like... Rainbow LED panel gives you an excuse to dance on tables, walls, or ceilings Building Brick Slippers are the only Lego bricks you'll ever want to step on Developer Arguments gives you yet another place to debate how to pronounce 'GIF' [Bit-Tech (1, 2) via Hack a Day] To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Media files: wet-pi-100046913-small.jpg

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