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By: jaju123456. on 04 Dec 08, 20:07:42
Cheap and sexy! works too I hope!
By: nobby00900. on 04 Dec 08, 15:48:50
yes i think so but not verry flamable and the oil will stay around room temp
By: Blackslam. on 04 Dec 08, 09:49:18
water cooling, ghetto style
By: Fonettik. on 04 Dec 08, 00:45:47
isn't mineral oil flamable?
By: avalableusername. on 03 Dec 08, 23:44:12
I NEED TO DO THIS!
By: xojix. on 01 Dec 08, 20:20:42
Nimise is right, the HD is within the lid, if you use a solid state you can drop it in but a regular hard drive would have screwed up seek times because the oil slows the head's movement.
By: xojix. on 01 Dec 08, 20:19:01
While that is true, it takes quite a while for any decent level system to really heat the oil, and when you attach a radiator the temps are typically lower than air or watercooling, phase change is cooler obviously but bulky, ugly and not a practical application for most people.
By: jman1863. on 29 Nov 08, 16:50:38
My last comment was for MrHappyface and gats1788. Give them credit for being very creative.
By: jman1863. on 29 Nov 08, 16:48:19
You sound jealous about the fact that you did not think of this cool (pun intended)idea before they did?
By: Demondave2580. on 29 Nov 08, 15:28:32
OMG that's awesome
By: Nimise08. on 28 Nov 08, 10:46:12
The HD is in the top(lid thing), you can't see it but I know it is not in the oil.
By: colleenbbmbradley. on 27 Nov 08, 21:40:51
Dude, look again. That's a cd rom on top, the hd IS in the oil.
By: R1bena. on 27 Nov 08, 11:58:38
you'd never have to worry about dust getting into your components :P
By: OTAlucard. on 25 Nov 08, 22:53:16
to cool the oil put it in the freezer
By: gats1788. on 25 Nov 08, 21:14:59
just to add, having seen the end of the video, the air bubbles providing the air was cool, might just provide enough cooling for the oil but im not sure
By: gats1788. on 25 Nov 08, 21:12:31
It's just for aesthetics really. Its not a very practical idea for cooling because although the oil will conduct heat away from the components it will just eventually heat the oil. So unless you had a cooling system for the oil itself to be pumped round it's not very usefull. And upgrading or replacing a faulty part would be very messy. Does look good tho, i wonder if you can get a UV reactive mineral oil ?
By: tisaacso3625. on 25 Nov 08, 20:36:30
Why do you have to be such a spoil sport?
By: MrHappyface. on 23 Nov 08, 10:23:41
The computer would be too heavy for LAN parties and too messy to upgrade.
By: gangstabrutha. on 23 Nov 08, 09:16:57
lolz, another job....."Im changing the oil........no, on my computer"
By: DarkMission91. on 22 Nov 08, 22:17:19
Did you put the power supplier aswell?
By: dmdrummer23. on 22 Nov 08, 20:56:32
they left the hard drives on top. Thats cause they are mechanical and would not work in oil.
By: drinkbudyXD. on 22 Nov 08, 17:59:03
all i can say is dang :)
By: myhipsi. on 22 Nov 08, 16:40:41
You're right, pure distilled/deionized water doesn't conduct electricity and it is a much better conductor of heat than oil. The problem is, is that pure water never stays pure and will start to disolve any metal it comes in contact with thereby making it conductive again. So a PC submerged in pure water wouldn't last long before it shorted out. It's the same reason why you'll never see pure water in nature.
By: gilbert928. on 20 Nov 08, 21:13:16
yay no more air dusting!
By: xojix. on 19 Nov 08, 20:40:26
If you checked their website, after 6 months the fans were still moving, there's no real reason for them to blow up as you put it. It doesn't really do anything in the system though, they just did it for fun.