you WILL find this cool

[Juice Daddy]

http://techist.com/showthread.php?threadid=86853

it's hard to find some thing when the title has nothing to do with the topic...

 

[joshd]

ye but i supose its just the inavativeness that you can actually submerge you pr in a liquid to cool it down so maybe cooking is the forst step but still...i cant see a future in this for home pc's

i dont think there is meant to be any future. it is purely for the novelty.

 

[æArchOAngelæ]

its hard to say man, you never know what could come of this. possibly creating components to be totally submerged in liquid all the time such a hdd and psu's and all that could be a new way to do it. pc could be smaller in a way, weigh more but totally silent for those noise hating guys

it might even open ideas for putting it in the fridge without condensation, imagin the temps then and then mad overclocking

 

[snypercore]

yeah and plus would be helpful for big server machines i suppose ....imagine overclocking to like 5 GHz lol you could make a deep fat fryer out of your pc

 

[æArchOAngelæ]

dells new oil cooled pc with optional spatual attachments

 

[Juice Daddy]

they need to use synthetic oil

 

[snypercore]

dells new oil cooled pc with optional spatual attachments

lol

 

[æArchOAngelæ]

is spatual correct for a series of spatualas? am i even spelling that right?

do you think theyll ever come up with a market version of the oil pc?

 

[snypercore]

mmm maybe in year to come when a pc is a small cube the size of a lunch box then maybe the perfect colling would be a oil filled case obvioulsy not cooking oil but room for improvement i suppose

 

[Ezekiel]

oil and computer parts isn't meant to be.