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water cooling is more effeicent than that. water carries away more heat and..........how is he gonna cool the oil once it absorbs the heat?

 

 

water cooled member btw :dance:

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I would be guessing that with that much oil it would dissipate the heat faster than the computer can generate it anyway...

 

And it's easier (and cheaper) to just drop your computer in oil than to install a water cooling system :dance:

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I would be guessing that with that much oil it would dissipate the heat faster than the computer can generate it anyway...

 

And it's easier (and cheaper) to just drop your computer in oil than to install a water cooling system :dance:

you would think...but nope. oil sucks at absorbing and then giving up heat. also there isnt much surface area in relation to the volume of fluid. once it warms up it will just stay warm. i researched this a while back. water is the best liquid for cooling next to some exotic ($$$$$) fluids. 3m makes a non conductive fluid that conducts heat better than water...but its $300 a gallon. also remember density. water is denser than oil, that fact alone makes it conduct heat better. theres a reason why water is used, trust me.

 

i run a water/anti freeze mix. about 1/3 gallon of water to about a cup of anti-freeze. sorry about my non metric units guys, i can't help that i'm a yank.

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It's still kinda cool to drop your PC in an aquarium full of oil :dance:

 

I wonder if synthetic oils would work, cause you can get them in funny colors!

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It's still kinda cool to drop your PC in an aquarium full of oil :dance:

 

I wonder if synthetic oils would work, cause you can get them in funny colors!

cool....post pics of yours in oil.

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Wouldn't the oil create significant drag on fans and the like ??

 

And with water would you have to worry about cavitation ??

 

And what about good old engine COOLant ??

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Wouldn't the oil create significant drag on fans and the like ??

 

And with water would you have to worry about cavitation ??

 

And what about good old engine COOLant ??

its conductive.... would short out probally

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