Liquid cooling my laptop

So here is the deal, I have an Asus G71G X-1 and It (in my opinion) gets way too hot. The GPU sits at around 60c - 75c. when gaming it gets much worse. I never move this laptop so im not worried about it being stuck in one place (I bought it when i was deployed to Iraq, thats why i went for a notebook)Im trying to liquid cool the CPU and GPU and maybe even the north bridge. Im not even worried about the laptop chassis. If I have to do some modding, its ok. I just need to know what water blocks i can use to fit on the T9400 - CPU and the 9800m GS - VGA, as well as a awesome external water system. Thank you!

Ok, so I would have to machine a block myself then... So no mix matching parts?

like mix matching different water blocks with different socket sets. Or wouldnt it be easier to just mod a existing socket set? And if I was going to mod and existing socket set what socket would be closest to the socket on my rig?

Well, I guess that pretty much puts newegg out of the equation. But I am going through with this. I found a good cooler at koolance that im going to use. I also found some server water blocks that have a low profile that I will look into. I know the block is going to be alot bigger then the die and thats ok as long as I can mount it. I have any tool you could think of at my finger tips so modding something like this wouldnt be to hard im thinking. the NB will be a whole different story though. But I figure I should just master that GPU first and go from there. Can I use Arctic silver5 on a GPU? I really have no idea what kind of paste to even use on GPUs...

I think im going to go with this, https://www.koolance.com/water-cool [...] uct_id=328 ,and see if I can modd it a little bit. Seems like it would work. Just need to look at my NB and see what my options are. Thanks for your help!