Next level of liquid cooling

[bassfisher6522]

For those of you out there that liquid cool your PC hardware, have a look at this. The next generation of liquid cooling, the whole PC is liquid cooled!

Hardcore Computer

 

[bassfisher6522]

Video to go with above post.....

Reactor Gaming PC Review

 

[spinifex]

Seen similar before and submerged everything in oil, back in 2007. (pic added for effect)

This one states:"Synthetic-engineered Core Coolant".
I would expect it to be a super low grade of oil, non-conductive.
Looks impressive none the less.

 

[Lordbob75]

Only issue is that you cant just shut it off, open up the case and pop something in or out.

Just a little too ridiculous for me.
Of course, my plan is to just build an AC unit INTO the case

~Lordbob

 

[bassfisher6522]

LB75: Yes you can shut it off and open the case and add/remove and upgrade hardware. It's just little messier than the normal air cooled units.

 

[Thorsen]

I tried that, but the fish died... Not sure if I used the right oil, but they were tasty. Next time Im going with Olive Oil. and a little rosemary.

 

[linnemeyerhere]

Don't forget the salt, pepper and garlic with that rosemary when gaming they say the waft of these herbs and seasonings can draw people from miles away. Then there is the Rasta option where you replace the seasonings and rosemary with top flight Northern CAL and the machine comes with a years supply of Red Bull, Cheetos and handy wipes.

 

[Thorsen]

gives new meaning to Fish and Chips

 

[Everlong]

Seen similar before and submerged everything in oil, back in 2007. (pic added for effect)

This one states:"Synthetic-engineered Core Coolant".
I would expect it to be a super low grade of oil, non-conductive.
Looks impressive none the less.

It's just every day mineral oil/baby oil.

I'd love to have one like that in a fish tank just for the decoration purpose. Like maybe have it as a media PC or something that won't need upgrading often.

 

[linnemeyerhere]

There is nothing everyday about this companies rigs. The thought and design is unique and unfortunately very expensive. These rigs are going to be for the truly well heeled gamers and mad scientists !

 

[erica647]

I'm so paranoid about leaks that I can't bring myself to even try water-cooling. :/

 

[Everlong]

I'm so paranoid about leaks that I can't bring myself to even try water-cooling. :/

Nothing will get damaged if you use proper cooling liquid for computers as it's all non-conductive.

 

[Lordbob75]

LB75: Yes you can shut it off and open the case and add/remove and upgrade hardware. It's just little messier than the normal air cooled units.

I know you can, my point was that it would be really messy and a pain to keep clean.

~Lordbob

 

[bassfisher6522]

lb75: Yes you can shut it off and open the case and add/remove and upgrade hardware. It's just little messier than the normal air cooled units.

i know you can, my point was that it would be really messy and a pain to keep clean.

~lordbob

10-4 lb75......

 

[boohbah]

Seen similar before and submerged everything in oil, back in 2007. (pic added for effect)

This one states:"Synthetic-engineered Core Coolant".
I would expect it to be a super low grade of oil, non-conductive.
Looks impressive none the less.

i recently saw the video of the making of the fish tank pc and it had bubbles.
i have to say though thats one fine looking pc OP

 

[linnemeyerhere]

Starting at over $4,000.00 and going way up from there it better be! Can you imagine how heavy that thing would be ?

 

[LiquidSnak]

Only issue is that you cant just shut it off, open up the case and pop something in or out.

Just a little too ridiculous for me.
Of course, my plan is to just build an AC unit INTO the case

~Lordbob

Google

I remember the first time I saw an oil cooled case. 5W-20 full synthetic royal purple is what he used, along with "bubble" cold cathode lighting, it was a dazzling effect.

http://image.mustang50magazine.com/...racing-oil-in-our-boss-340-project-engine.jpg

 

[Lordbob75]

Only issue is that you cant just shut it off, open up the case and pop something in or out.

Just a little too ridiculous for me.
Of course, my plan is to just build an AC unit INTO the case

~Lordbob

Google

I remember the first time I saw an oil cooled case. 5W-20 full synthetic royal purple is what he used, along with "bubble" cold cathode lighting, it was a dazzling effect.

http://image.mustang50magazine.com/...racing-oil-in-our-boss-340-project-engine.jpg

Whoah..... I might be making use of those....

Give me a few weeks to come up with something.

~Lordbob

 

[Woz]

Shoot! I'm not even done configuring my Hardcore Computer, and it's already over $8k. It'll never happen.

 

[Thorsen]

yeah. I configured one and it came to $14,000.... thats not happening anytime soon....