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Jul 18th, 2010 |
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so oil dosent short circuit :s
What type of oil are you using?
Why do yo have fans in there there’s no point in having them
so you removed the fan from the psu?
the fan submerged to the oil will have its resistance increase
what I wanna do is get a water cooling kit, and instead of using water, use mineral oil, since it isn’t conductive. Even though it’s completely save to do this, it’s also VERY messy, especially when upgrading, because you have to take everything out and put in the new component, and put it back in again without sploshing oil everywhere, but when my dad gets a new computer, ill do this to his 12 year old system and overclock it like mad, and make a CSS Server out of it!
i did this /w vegetable oil and i have everything submerged except for the hdd and disk drives. the fans circulate it well and it only cost me 20 bucks and an old fish tank.
@adalstan yea but it doesnt seem to act as well tho cuz you haft to pay more money more time more effert you know all the stuff life “dvd drive,hard drive,media center but i guess if you want to spend the right money i guess you could geta customized pc so its all nice looking but still …
@adalstan yea but it doesnt seem to act as well tho cuz youhaft to pay more money more time more effert you know
@joacobmx95 oil is not conductive therefore you dont have to worry electric shock or frying the board
@codylk101 same thing as water cooling
DOESNT REALY COOL IT THAT WELL… besides the looks i dont realy c a reason 4 it
is the video real??!?!??! how can it work?!?!
Mineral Oil only degrades rubber. I know because I do serious gaming with my rig in mineral oil
Wouldn’t the liquid eventually disintegrate your hardware and hinder your performance maybe? This is all beyond me. I never heard of oil cooling PCs!
what is the name of the song?
Brake and Electrical parts cleaner
muwahaha watch it ooze off
cuz its not conductive
how does this not burn out the psu and stuff
its unnecessary to change the oil just filtering is makes it clean again
say… like a pump and a cooper radiator a big one?.
Lacks of good pump and radiator
u stick ur hand and change it, i have an oil cooled pc a diferent “Case” btw. its not so difficult to get the pc out of the oil and change cards and that
Puede que la bomba o el radiador no esten funcionando bien, a mi me paso eso los radiadores que tenia(chicos) no bastaban como para disipar todo el calor. Ahora compre uno nuevo y voy a probar como funciona. en si el aceite es muy buen termoconductor y si es bien disipado puede mantener a temperatura ambiente aprox casi cualquier parte de la pc
no se ve que el cable sea de ese monitor no se sabe si la fuente esta prendida puede que todos los componente coolers y luces sean alimentados con cables de 3 hasta 12 v cosa que jamas traeria problemas pero sigue sin confirmarce que la pc sumergida en aceite sea la que esta funcionando ademas de que 60 grados es demaciado calor para cualquier componente sumerguido en un liquido se supone que temperatura ambiente