Computer Submerged in OIL !!!!!!!!!!

[darkjuggalo2000]

Has anybody in here done this? can this be real? what the heck!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtufuXLvOok

 

[False_Dmitry_II]

To mince words, they said an SSD would not have an issue, not that they did it.

 

[darkjuggalo2000]

Here's the original .... topic gets raised every coupla months

http://www.pugetsystems.com/submerged.php

http://www.tomshardware.com/search.php?s=mineral+oil

that is the one i already posted!

 

[darkjuggalo2000]

To mince words, they said an SSD would not have an issue, not that they did it.

they did do it did you even follow my second link? in thier version 2 they used ssd and fully submerged it!

 

[darkjuggalo2000]

http://www.pugetsystems.com/gfx/submersion/gallery/Oct2008/hard_drive.jpg

here is the ssd they used and it is submerged!

 

[jack_attack]

Any component will work correctly under oil as long as it doesn't have moving parts.

 

[darkjuggalo2000]

Any component will work correctly under oil as long as it doesn't have moving parts.

i.e a hard drive right? so like i said ssd it is! however they said the fans work just fine... they would act like a propeller to move oil around the cpu

 

[CORPORAL chris]

did this some years back, and apart from the novelty, this whole thing is pointless, processor and an old Radeon had the mineral oil heating up rater hot... consider cycling the oil through a radiator but i had alot of trouble finding a pump strong enough to cycle something thick as mineral oil...