Should I get a water cooled puter ?

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  1. whoosh
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    Should I get a water cooled puter ?


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  3. Mark
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    Now that is just Awesome, I want one lol....How does it work
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  4. mansrm81
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    That looks like it took a long time to build.
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  6. Orbital Shark
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    WOW!! Looks like something Captain Nemo would use
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  7. whoosh
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    Found a few settings may help :)
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  8. mansrm81
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  10. Bare Foot Kid
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    Don't forget to get plenty of caulk so the water doesn't leak out......




















    Later Ted
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  11. whoosh
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    Yes a low suds formula could work =Hmm

    Would do a clean install
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  12. harmann
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    That's one hell of a custom job!
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  13. johngalt
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    That reminds me - where was it that I saw a video of a mobo submerged in mineral oil, keeping all components silently cool....
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