May 30, 2022 · Cooling your PC components in a bath of mineral oil might sound crazy, but it actually works!

Sep 12, 2012 · If this whole oil cooling method comes to typical desktop PCs, it could completely change the way computer towers are built with no need for fans and the ability to pack in more components.

We explore the concept of mineral oil submersion, testing with a power supply, then a low end PC, then finally a high end PC. After 3 years of experience, we launched of our 3rd revision to …

Jan 9, 2006 · What happens when you seal tight a PC case, strip out the fans and add eight gallons of cooking oil? You get a totally silent and cool PC.

Feb 3, 2011 · Here’s what Vincent Evrard says about the installation: This object is composed of a base, a glass box filled with a transparent liquid, and a computer. The liquid is a dielectric mineral oil...

Sep 6, 2012 · But Intel, the chip maker, has been experimenting with a less obvious approach: cooling its servers by submerging them in mineral oil. The company just completed a one-year trial of specialized...

Mineral Oil Submerged PC: The following link is a tutorial on how to submerge a PC in an aquarium filled with mineral oil. The results were quite astounding considering the computer being used is a server for UT2004 and CS:S.

Bathing computers in liquid, whether Hardcore’s or Green Revolution’s baby oil or Iceotope’s refrigerant, may be disruptive technology, but is it surprising to hear a major multinational vendor such as Samsung stress that it too needs to work hard to …

One of the Firewall Lounge's first experiments was building a fully-functional computer out of spare parts... One that is cooled by regular vegetable oil... ...

Jul 20, 2020 · Ive been pondering moving my computer from a standard air cooled build to a mineral oil submerged build for some time. She has always had cooling issues despite having an case with eight fans.