Defining the Goal  The key to a successful cooling system is
realizing your goal.  For the purpose of overclocking, defining
a "successful cooling system" depends directly upon the success
of your overclocking experiment.  This article will concentrate
on an average overclock for this sort of cooling, nothing like
the 333MHz to 450MHz overclock which Kryotech accomplished,
rather something more in the middle.  With your processor
constantly producing heat, the problem or goal is to remove as
much of that heat as quickly as possible therefore keeping your
processor free to produce even more heat without any adverse
effects on the stability of your system.   While that seems
relatively simple, it requires a perfect understanding in order
to pursue the construction of the rest of the cooling system.
Heat Production of a CPU Figure 1. Heat Production of a CPU
Isolating the Problem  In order to properly cool any single
device, one must isolate it from all other sources of heat in
its surroundings.  This means, e