Insane PC cooling ideas
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SpongeBuell
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Just because an idea isn't original, doesn't mean it shouldn't be done. Hell, building portables isn't really "original" anymore, but people still do it. Granted, this is a bit less practical, but I think your response was a bit snappy...
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oh my dad is friends with a guy that made one of those submerged pcs only he used mineral oul instead of cooking oil. (cooking oil goes bad and then stinks) his setup is a P4 overclocked to 4.0 Ghz, 6 gigs of ram, 1Tb Hdd, Win XP media center, I don't know about gfx but im sure its good. it is awesome because it has no fans therefore it is silent.
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The heat absorbed is going to depend on the mass of the substance that is cooling it and it's specific heat. 8 gallons of oil has a lot better potential to absorb heat than some of the water cooling systems I've seen.totokan wrote:But won't the oil get hot with a rig that OC'ed to the max? someone nitro-cooled a PC. That was cool.
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Stick everything but the power supply in a fish tank, and fill it with this non conductive fluid. Now, THAT would be cool (and easy!)
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I would definatly do that.G-force wrote:Stick everything but the power supply in a fish tank, and fill it with this non conductive fluid. Now, THAT would be cool (and easy!)
