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- Jun 19, 2004
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- Dallas
First, is silicon waterproof, as in can you get water on the non-core part of the cpu and still have it run fine. I was wondering why waterblocks have a copper interface between the water and the core. Why cannot it be like a big o-ring around the cpu so that water comes in direct contact with the core, because it is metal and we put wet stuff(thermal paste) on it anyways. With the elimination of the copper or silver interface, I would think temps would be amazing. Or am I missing something very obvious... Just a thought!