http://www.metacafe.com/watch/565060/mi … _computer/
well my jaw was on the floor really.
they have to much time on there hands
well my jaw was on the floor really.
they have to much time on there hands
Win!
Nice find man, +1
Nice find man, +1
this looks great cos the oil isnt yellow. but what happenes if u need to change a component...
Wow thats crazy!
I want one
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Been posted....
But not in video form...
Verry Niieece /Borat
+1
But not in video form...
Verry Niieece /Borat
+1
um...that ...well damn, that shouldn't work...should it?!?!?! pretty damn cool though
How come everything keeps working? /confused..
Everything keeps working because the oil doesn't conduct electricity....
(i think)
(i think)
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
It doesn't I don't think, or else mechanics for cars and such would be fucking 10000 watt light bulbs.
Yes.ShawN_ wrote:
Everything keeps working because the oil doesn't conduct electricity....
Would be interesting though how good it conducts the heat. And how it flows in the case.
Oh and the temperature of course.
actually
~science lesson~
its mineral oil and because its mineral it doesnt have any compounds in it,
therefore its pure
that means as there is no chemicals in the water/oil it cant conduct electricity as there is nothing to pass the electrons through the water.
if you were to fill a bath up with mineral water/oil lay in it and drop the radio or hairdryer in there with you, you would be ok.
disclaimer- dont try that at home ladies and gentlemen
~science lesson~
its mineral oil and because its mineral it doesnt have any compounds in it,
therefore its pure
that means as there is no chemicals in the water/oil it cant conduct electricity as there is nothing to pass the electrons through the water.
if you were to fill a bath up with mineral water/oil lay in it and drop the radio or hairdryer in there with you, you would be ok.
disclaimer- dont try that at home ladies and gentlemen
obviously fake and has another computer under the desk;)
J/k, very cool
J/k, very cool
Mineral oil wins over vegetable oil as it's clear. Still, changing the oil constantly could become an expensive pain in the arse, further the fans are not optimized for liquids. well, I'm quite sure it won't be long until there'll be some cases with a self-cleaning oil curcuit around...
Yeah, don't try it with mineral water, at least.Zero!. wrote:
actually
~science lesson~
its mineral oil and because its mineral it doesnt have any compounds in it,
therefore its pure
that means as there is no chemicals in the water/oil it cant conduct electricity as there is nothing to pass the electrons through the water.
if you were to fill a bath up with mineral water/oil lay in it and drop the radio or hairdryer in there with you, you would be ok.
disclaimer- dont try that at home ladies and gentlemen
Mineral water mostly has even a higher amount of salt in it, so it'd even conduct electricity better than normal water...
That's brilliant!
Where are teh fish?
Where are teh fish?
what was on the screen at the end ??????????????????????
When I get home to tonight, I'm pouring oil in my system ... and on me
Maybe add a small oil pump, cooler and filter ..
Maybe add a small oil pump, cooler and filter ..
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I'm coming overjsnipy wrote:
When I get home to tonight, I'm pouring oil ... and on me
3D Mark. Benchmark testing.SEREMAKER wrote:
what was on the screen at the end ??????????????????????
"the good stuff" 8600gt lolz...
I've thought about doing this before but upgrading would be so damn messy...
I've thought about doing this before but upgrading would be so damn messy...
One computer warranty voided!
It's cool and all, but I can see that burning out your fans pretty quick. Maybe with an entirely passive system though. I'd be interested to see what the temps are like after being left on for a a couple of days, just to see what the maximum the oil heats up to.
the 3dmarkscore looked like it said 2800 ish, a bit low ain't it?
Not really, he's running a 8600...Jbrar wrote:
the 3dmarkscore looked like it said 2800 ish, a bit low ain't it?