The perfectly silent home server (computer in a fishtank... with fish!)

[sofruity3]

its of course separated

one has mineral oil one has normal water

[maxey83112]

Even i was confused not to imagine wat the fish we're thinking lol

[stalker7d7]

2 people killed their fish...

[lakmilis]

lol @ before they kill their fish. God, there must be a lot of boneheads out there. Having said that, it is a more realistic possiblity with regards to the temp transfer.

Such a layout where he mentioned puget's experiments showed one could have 90ish C for say a modern desktop computer under load.

Now that would indeed transfer over time (no more than 2-3 hours I would say as water takes up heat faster than oil) and could deffo kill the fish yes.

[gameguy301]

how do you avoid heating the fish tank, indirectly by contact with the oil tank? seems like a good amount of heat would escape through the glass separating the two.

[haris949]

if any thing goes wrong in there and your house and you are fried

[aryesegal1988]

AMAZING! :D

[rysliv]

I would think heat would build up in a gpu quickly with that.... how cool is this kept?

[Legoman4096]

duz the computer work?

[MrLarsa93]

@Legoman4096 Are you trolling us, or stupid?

[swagwinder]

Do the fishes withstand the temperature changes?

[ghelyar]

should probably put a clear warning on this that the fish are in a separate compartment, not in the mineral oil, before people try this at home and kill their fish.

[mrbadass314]

wont the fish die cuz of the mineral oil?

[ashinms]

@mrbadass314  Watch the video again.... Theyre not in mineral oil....

[floogulinc]

EPIC

[cswsALLday]

well done

[deucz]

Výborné! Jen zpočátku jsem nechápal jak ti v tom oleji můžou plavat ty rybičky - to dvojité akvárko je bomba nápad:-)

[pugetsys]

Dude! You put fishez in your tank!