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Old 09-21-2007, 09:30 AM
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But the amount of oil they have vs the heat produced. They have enough that when disbursed through all of the oil it rests at a temp that is cool enough to vent off and keep the system running. Also people who OC **** from 3ghz to 7ghz are cheap. Olive Oil is cheap **** vs whateverelseyouuse.
I don't think that system is capable of shedding heat anywhere near as fast as it gains heat. Meaning, eventually you'll have to give it a break or it will start to cook instead of cool.
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Why not just use regular DI water... it doesn't conduct so you could submerse the entire machine in the stuff.... technically.
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The only thing i can think of is the polarity of the liquid. So what if its gotta be nonpolar what could we use? Im thinking chicken blood and its free!
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why not stop being such nerd?!


says the man giving his cat rabbit ears.
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Old 09-21-2007, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Loki047
The only thing i can think of is the polarity of the liquid. So what if its gotta be nonpolar what could we use? Im thinking chicken blood and its free!
I was thinking menstral blood.
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Why not just use regular DI water... it doesn't conduct so you could submerse the entire machine in the stuff.... technically.
Distilled water will still short a computer. It's only distilled until you expose it to the atmosphere.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
why not stop being such nerd?!


says the man giving his cat rabbit ears.
Your just lucky your wife is way hotter than you deserve
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this is the most stupid **** I've ever seen in my life.
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Originally Posted by Loki047
Your just lucky your wife is way hotter than you deserve

said as i look over the pictures we just took at the beach....
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Old 09-21-2007, 10:21 AM
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Post em biotch!
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hell no.
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yeah i know :( worth a try.
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The overclocked PC from 3ghz to 7ghz is not someone being cheap, it was an attempt to set some records. I mean ****.. if the parties involved were cheap they wouldn't exactly be using liquid nitrogen nor have build a nitrogen cooler setup.
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Originally Posted by jwarriner
Distilled water will still short a computer. It's only distilled until you expose it to the atmosphere.
DI = deionized... not distilled. distilled water still conducts.
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Originally Posted by Arkmage
Why not just use regular DI water... it doesn't conduct so you could submerse the entire machine in the stuff.... technically.
I rember a vid of a computer fully submersed in warter or something like it..
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Im assuming they were specially sealed.
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hell no.
hey phillip, if i send you $20 will you ban Braineack if he doesn't post noodz of his wife?

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hmmmm +20
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ill give you this:
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