Kensei

On 7/4/2011 at 1:51 AM, mw86 said:

@Kensei did you end up updating your oil cooled rig with ssd and modern chipset?

So I'm a little late on this... sorry.  I haven't, I got kind of busy with life but I still plan to oil cool it up some day.

I'm technically still apart of hoc, Heroes of Combat. I believe I've ran into "hitmen" throughout playing the BF series. I stopped gaming; but I've been looking into it more lately. Were hitmen in CAL or TWL?

or use it as a laxative, fo sho!

lol, yeah it get's a little messy but it's worth it. I can't wait to use the oil to cool an overclocked bad mamma jamma gaming system.

That just has to be wreaking all kinds of havoc on his body physiologically. No wonder pilots have to be in perfect physical health.

Like Arron (AKA: Ninja)

lol, that is some funny stuff.

lol, yeah; ugly face is my favorite too; I've done that at "get togethers" with people who haven't seen it. Always gets the same response!

I find him pretty funny; apparently many others do as well. I think the stuff he does is pretty hilarious:21_002:.

I guess because it's messy, lol. Maybe they should!

Dell is amazing though, you have to admit... I know of no other company that will mess up so bad that you get a free laptop or monitor due to their dis-Organization.

Hey Mw86; I first started thinking about making one in distilled water because in physics we were discussing how electricity doesn't arc due to no minerals in the distilled/de-ionized water. Well as I'm sure you have heard: "Nothing is new under the sun" ~ Unkown ANyways, I started looking up stuff on the internet and found out people had used vegetable oil (Oil is non-conductive); then I found out about mineral oil; puget systems, based out of Seattle, WA made the concept pretty famous: Mineral Oil Submerged Computer; Our Most Popular Custom PC I still want to take it a step further, an extreme gaming computer is what I have in mind.

What's funny is, it seems to me thus far that it's better for a computer to be encased in a liquid oil shell. Instead of relying on the north/south bridges or other heat sinks; heat is transferred directly from the circuits; it's a way to cool everything as long as you have your oil being cooled.

I want to make an oil cooled PC with awesome hardware along with a SSD. I want to over clock everything in it. If the funds permit eventually I'll build one for display at events.

I uploaded to an album btw.

I've included pics of the temperatures, keep in mind I ran this PC all hours because it was hosting a PCI DVR card for my cameras at home + we used it for netflicks and music etc...