Non conductive, Non corrosive fluid

Tethax Firestorm · 29-December-04, 12:48 PM

http://www.modthebox.com/gallery/album10/side5x4

i was browsing the web this morning, and found this mod. they doesn't say what kind of liquid they're using so i googled "non corrosive non conductive" and found this:

http://www.integrity-pc.com/fluidxp.cfm

anyone know if this works? or if there's a better one out there?

Iateronmly · 29-December-04, 12:53 PM

There are all types of compounds you can use, ranging from mineral oil to several hundred dollars a gallon Dupont product Flourinert (one person used salad oil even). The problem is you need to plumb it so there is a good amount of movement at the major heat generating spots now days. 1 ghz and lower systems as a general rule didn't take much or any to do it.

Supercomputers have used submersive cooling as well, but they cool to sub 0 temps.

DuckWarrior · 29-December-04, 01:14 PM

As to the fluid XP our master mad scientist: Zenzzo wrote this review
FluidXP

putwig · 29-December-04, 01:33 PM

I will have a review up on an alternate product in the next few weeks.

29-December-04, 12:48 PM		#1 (permalink)
Tethax Firestorm Apex Techie Wannabe	Non conductive, Non corrosive fluid http://www.modthebox.com/gallery/album10/side5x4 i was browsing the web this morning, and found this mod. they doesn't say what kind of liquid they're using so i googled "non corrosive non conductive" and found this: http://www.integrity-pc.com/fluidxp.cfm anyone know if this works? or if there's a better one out there?

29-December-04, 12:53 PM		#2 (permalink)
Iateronmly Smooth Operator	There are all types of compounds you can use, ranging from mineral oil to several hundred dollars a gallon Dupont product Flourinert (one person used salad oil even). The problem is you need to plumb it so there is a good amount of movement at the major heat generating spots now days. 1 ghz and lower systems as a general rule didn't take much or any to do it. Supercomputers have used submersive cooling as well, but they cool to sub 0 temps. Last edited by Iateronmly; 29-December-04 at 12:59 PM..

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29-December-04, 01:14 PM		#3 (permalink)
DuckWarrior Retired Admin In Charge of Death and Destruction to All those Who Oppose My World known as PimpRig	As to the fluid XP our master mad scientist: Zenzzo wrote this review FluidXP

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putwig Dr. Hydro Pimp	I will have a review up on an alternate product in the next few weeks.