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  ShadowKing2 | October 08, 2007
  It'd really be stupid if a guy was just putting it in an and he forgot to turn the power off and he got electrocuted.
  
  But knowing humanity, it's likely to happen.
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  Subzer0 | October 08, 2007
  Looks cool but useless. The PS3's barely overheat anyways.
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  SvR2008 | October 08, 2007
  I agree with Subzer0.
  
  The PS3 gets hot, but nothing hardly ever happens to it.
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  chaosmonkix | October 08, 2007
  liquid cooling isn't just for when it overheats. it is also used to make it so it can process faster. like with overclocking a computer.
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    Seproth | October 08, 2007
    Yeah, but liquid cooling makes overclocking possible. Unless he actually finds a way to overclock a ps3 processor there really isn't much of a point to this.
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      Big Willie | October 09, 2007
      Would there even be a reason to overclock the PS3? It's not like you can adjust the video output....
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  Silver Mirror | October 09, 2007
  It looks like those tubes in the fish cannery in Reistance Fall Of Man
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  Kazooieman | October 09, 2007
  How can the PS3 hardly ever overheat? The PS2 at my cousins house overheated all the time!
  
  Also if you want to keep your PS2 not overheated then you just leave it for 20 mins and turn it of from the front and back!
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    Big Willie | October 09, 2007
    PS3 =/= PS2 Just because a previous bit of hardware did something, it doesn't mean the follow up will do the same...
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  FFXFREAK | October 09, 2007
  What the hell, why the hell is this person actually Liquid Cooling their PS3? Can someone say obsessed; and or extremely scared their PS3 might blow up.
  
  
  ~FFXFREAK