Will the heat transfer be effective or not?

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Connecting a copper strip from a PC heat sink to cold water can aid in cooling, but its effectiveness may be limited. Using a heat pipe instead of a copper strip can enhance heat transfer significantly. Adding fins to the heat pipe can further improve cooling efficiency by increasing surface area. It's crucial to ensure that the water remains cool, as rising temperatures will diminish the cooling effect. Overall, while the proposed method can help, optimizing the setup with better materials and designs will yield better results.
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If I connect copper strip to the heat sink of my PC and then dip the other end of the strip in cold water. Will it help in cooling the heat sink and in return the PC.
I shall be thankful for your answer.
 
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it will help a little. If you want to enhance the cooling effect, you can try follwoing:
1,use heat pipe to instand of copper strip
2,add some fins on the end of heat pipe
3,make water flow by fins

BTW, pay attentent to the water's temperature. If no coolig for the water, its temperature will increase and reduce the cooling effect of PC.
 
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Could you explain a littttttttle bit
 

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