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My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

My laptop gets HOT.  Laptop stands and pads with fans abound, but I've wondered why there isn't a mainstream liquid cooled option available.  I understand it would be a bit cumbersome, but I imagine a small hard body pad with copper tubing running through it that routes to a small radiator, fan and resevoir might be useful for gamers and anyone that's ever worked on a Macbook Pro...  The drop in portability wouldn't be that bad since they aren't explicitly tied to one another.
Perhaps the heat transfer wouldn't be ideal since the pad isn't directly mounted to a block on the CPU or GPU, but the passive cooling should at least help some right?  Do these already exist and I'm just not finding them?  Any plans being researched Tt?

I love this case.  Mine should be shipping soon and I can't wait!