First swiss oil cooled pc

[evolutionpr]

Where can I get some swiss oil?

[king65462]

uberclok has done this for years so this aint the first one

[MrLjupa]

cool throw some fishes in there :)

[ohboyhey2k4]

@MrLjupa mercury would kill em

[xxxkiller809xxx]

the looks like a fish tank to me. lmfaoooooo!!!!!!!!!

[k1llgor3]

dumb

[Krondelo]

@akl3g Bacteria doesn't grow in oil I believe.

[duckycrayfish]

why not use oil in liquid cooling loops? :D

[supersal001]

well if you submerge your pc in oil it can work well, but i dont think it would be good to use oil instaed of water in a normal liquid cooling system with loops since oil resists temperature change more than distilled water

[pinkpixel]

chaufder e rächdi kamera xD

[malehousecat]

great, now i can fry potatoes and use my pc at the same time....always wanted to so that.

[jpfourie2020]

just add some fish in there...lol

[ekulzz]

fish in oil? LOL

[dragonsloves]

yeah i bet some dead fishes floating around would look great  8D

[ApoCalypsis95]

POwerfuse me 2

[powerfuse]

i dont get how everything still manages to work while it's submergerd.

[wouterke222]

Your putting Oil on your hardware?

and it doesn't go stuck?

[caesiume]

A+++++ would watch again

[TonkatrainHONKHONK]

lulz

[speakers11223]

if i put oil in the computer case my computer is much more faster?

like 3,5GHz ?++++

[chairmanmao89]

yea

[oordeler]

you have to manually oc it first right?

[chairmanmao89]

well, thats a very complicated question, it all depends on what setup you have, it can be a yes or it can be a no.

post your specs, and pictures and then you'll get a more accurate answer

[RStickMan22]

He asked do you have to overclock manually... You answer that's complicated... Hoiw is that complicated? No computer OC clocks itself or can increase the freq just because oil or other cooling is added. So that is a easy question as to the overclock.. You have to enter the BIOS to OC. Yall are dumb and giving bad advice or don't know what your taking about. Then you need a pic to answer this dudes question as to it oil with magically overclock itself. n00bs. Stop wasting bandwidth.

[Psinetic]

RStickMan22...orrrrr maybe the guy just took the question a step further than what it was intended. I could be a douchbag and be like, "no." and leave it at that, but this guy, chairman, offered more than just a "yes" or "no" and offered to help him figure out exactly what he'd have to do step by step to OC his pc. You're the only one being stupid, you offered no support at all. shut your mouth or help the guy OC his comp.

[BetaFilmHvS]

actually the newer intel extremes will "overclock" themselves if the temp is cold enough

[speakers11223]

i got the ati radeon HD 2600 pro

2gb ram

2ghz cpu Intel pentium dual

[Altaiiiir]

nice but the video is not made that great

[oogaw]

Is this mineral oil?

Where did you find it to buy in Switzerland? I've been looking out for some. :)

[pachuco412]

distilled water will work but after a while it will pick up small pieces of metal after awhile then u will short the circuits

thats wat i think

[DanielDane9SecondAcc]

It will never work, for example due to the self-ionization of water. (Wikipedia it).

[BetaFilmHvS]

it wouldnt work because its fuckin water and it conducts electricity.. you need a non conductive fluid

[p0rnflak3]

oil isnt conducting electricity as long as its clean

[BetaFilmHvS]

yeah i know.. i was talking about the water.. you need the purest water in order for it to not conduct electricity.. and even after a while it will

[p0rnflak3]

keep it clean and it will not just close the whole system and it will word quite for a while

[bob10001234]

Water only conducts electricity if it's contaminated with minerals. Distilled water does not conduct electricity.

[BetaFilmHvS]

how long do you expect that water to say perfectly clean though? im aware that it in itself doesnt conduct.. but its impossible to keep it pure forever.. the computer will eventually short

[bob10001234]

You've got a point, and that's why most people use mineral oil instead of water. I was just saying that water itself isn't conductive.

[hellkid94]

pure water isnt conductive but when it has impurities it does and trying to get pure water will be a challenge and keeping it pure will be another

[TearsOfWar1]

is there a way to keep it pure? like if i buy a water cooler for my pc will i need to buy new "special water" eventually?

[hellkid94]

@TearsOfWar1 the only way is to get a tank of hydrogen and a tank of oxygen, and mix them in a vacuum but still, just oil cool it, much simpler

[mikenike40]

its mineral oil or baby oil not water it doesnt conduct electricity.. it never willl

[iggy151]

But it can still cause a great deal of corrosion because it still contains oxygen.

[KbApimp007]

ya, but there are minerals in the parts of the computer. And once one of those screws on the mo/bo rusts, minerals are back in it.

[Ranger360counterstrk]

Oil dousnt make metal oxidize why do you think ppl put gun oil on guns. It sure aint to make em look pretty.

[KarlTaylor111]

Oil isn't water...

[thinkBANANA]

its oil dipshit, its way less conduvtive than water... probably mineral oil, it would make the most sense.

[shahzaib234]

so u cant use water?

[dblmntgum]

NO.. Never. Water conducts electricity. Whereas oil does not.

[8mahonym]

dumb ass

[killer57]

Actually, distilled water does not conduct electricity

[JackInThexBox360]

I didn't know that, so I checked it out, and you are right, pure clean water doesn't conduct electricity. Sweetness.

[JohnTechLocke]

yes distilled and the most purified water out there, which has to be distilled. But dont try it at home!!!!!!

[Safelith]

though all the componetns have, mineral ions.... so its still a bai idea to try using distilled water

[s4jt]

no although it's very easily contaminated, if you don't manage to electrocute yourself you may still short the circuits.

Also, water will oxidize the crap out of it.

[dos195]

Well if you used Distilled water it would conduct some electricity if you didnt get out all of the minerals that DO conduct electricity

[mmhmmlala]

@killer57

it will still collect impurities and fry your computer.

so dont try it lol

[DarkAnimeWindSlayer]

@killer57 Hard to get in large volume but right on for noticing that :D

[mitsukai89]

@killer57

It cant hold low voltages though.

[almightynothing]

Damn... the swiss are pretty damn late. They've had oil submerged computers a couple years ago.

[ecrolyte]

wish there were some fish that could live in oil... lolz

[neverwasapunk16]

You think your so cool with your pc

well i came to tell you...... YOU ARENT

jk... sweet rig

[navman90]

stupid flame then lol

[DOSystems]

THX again at all for Posting and Voting

and keep eyes open on February 2008

My new Project is comming.

My last didnt Show here: Don Aqua but i will post soon vids from my watercooled PC build in August 2008...

[DOSystems]

Sorry for the outtime... try to answer much as possible:

THX 4 ALL POSTS FIRST!!!

-No i try to keep the temp under 40c :-)

-Its a good Aquarium, how many times u heard that a aquarium springs?

-Dont use this PC to Game, but after 4h 3d mark under 50c

- depends on oil from -30 (motoroil) to +3 (olivoil) this ca -10

- Yeah the 8800 was under oil... now watercooled in a other system. Don Aqua...

[CAPSLOCKISONDAMNIT]

Could I fry some chicken at full load?

[rcfreak632]

cool but what happens if it springs a leak while you not at home lol that would eb one big cleanup

[3307633196]

what are the bios when gaming at full load. What are the temps.

[Johnnyboybravo]

lol, it sure does. I hope this doesn't give a bad example to people who wants to mod their computers.. lol kid opens his pc and dumps water in to it and gets pissed off because it doesn't want to work anymore haha.

[bob333336]

how do u upgrade????

[kukelz]

great. now we need even more oil

[yusthavinfun]

dont worry i bet the plant made oil works too

[DOSystems]

Maybe the temp. difference can cause some waterdrops on the front or inside the Aq.?

But very nice idea...

btw does oil freeze??

[Eursavion]

Every element and/or molecule has a freezing point. Oil is just going to have a higher freezing point than water.

[colledge123]

lower

[Aaron3465]

lower...

[Nasty0suicide]

Wrong. It has a HIGHER freezing point.

[Aaron3465]

you fail

[dacooter]

no oil dosent freeze

[Nasty0suicide]

It does.

[frankenstein6666]

I might try this with my very old PIII 500mhz pc lol.

[DOSystems]

Heard from alot of people that older HW is better as newer. Coz the oil can disturb the high Mhz rates. But maybe its only panic.

[xMaStRmAtTx]

is the whole motherboard and hdd and stuff submerged under that oil?

[DOSystems]

NO! HD dies in oil.

on this version u see inside the oil:

MOBO, RAM, VGA-Card(8800GT with original cooler) CPU(heatsink are normally fan cooled), PSU Waterpump

And tha Bubblething

[xMaStRmAtTx]

oh lol so wait. the 8800 is in the oil to?

[Highbuzz]

Is it possible to switch out parts since it's been in oil?

[DOSystems]

Soryy i think i dont exactly understand ur question... But i try to answer.

When u mean if u can change the parts:

Yea, u can pump the oil out, and change the parts. The parts works normally, after workes in oil.

The 8800GT works perfect in a other pc now.

[SomeoneSmarter]

If you overclock the CPU, the oil get hot enough to fry your chips in!!

[DOSystems]

That's an idea:

Don Friedtoso 1.0 Beta

compute and fry at the same time...

Or:

Fry ur French fries @3.2GHz

[xMaStRmAtTx]

:P good thinking. that could put mcdonalds outta business lol maybe...

[zynebnl]

HAHAHAHAHA

[DigitaLCha0s1]

if it got that hot it would melt the board and everything else

[Metalmathiker]

a fish in oil? ^^

[greencity127]

Id Put A Fish In There

[SiegeHunter]

does puting pc in oil make your cpu more cool than using fan?

[DOSystems]

Yes better Temp. Specs and lower noise/or

better, NO NOISE!

[Moltile]

well a downside looks to be that 1. if the oil started to get dirty that dirt could cling to the components and u would have a hard job cleaning it and 2. is it not a bother to change components because with pc's even if u bought the most up to date one u will be switching aroung stuff from 12-18 months and it would be a messy job and the resale value would be down the toilet

[Usual124]

the resale value of computer components is so low to begin with, most people don't even bother.

[guest2424]

ya thats a better idea! bubbles instead of a pump to move the oil.

[guest2424]

you could use the "bubble wands" for more circulation.

[DOSystems]

The bubbles doesent cool down the oil,

its only for show :-)

Pump its on the left side of the Aquarium and Radiator on the back

[PDP6]

Is it me, or is that a Sony stills camera you used to take the photo whilst filming? :P

[DOSystems]

Yeah, its a sony