Part One: Mineral Oil PC and Client Build Progress

Project log: http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=165800

I decided to do a progress report on what im doing because taking pictures of the mineral oil build and client pc case just wasnt doing it for me.

So...I made a video!

The mineral oil PC will be quite a test for me and I think once I get use to building them and building them affordably, I will be able to produce them for clients on request without any issues. Ive got my hands full! Two client builds and a demo build and im doing all of them at once.

Im not rushing anything though and its always refreshing to have a constant stream of modding and case building coming in.


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[isaacandliam]

dude i check if u have a new vid every time i go on youtube lol

[EpicPcCases]

Haha im uploading the third video now, its the leak testing video and ive edited it so its a bit more entertaining :)

[1nightmaremike]

youre a plexi master?

you really made everytrhing yourself?

looks just awesome :)

cable management will be a though one xD

[EpicPcCases]

I work only with plexi and yes, I make each and every component from scratch.

Cable management should be interesting, its a non modular PSU so alot of thought will have to go into it!

[1nightmaremike]

maybe a piece of mirror plexi would help?

nice you make everything from scratch

[MacTechGerman]

GREAT CASE! I WOULD ORDER ONE :D

[5british5]

what are the temps like

[Newsguy001]

@CHazDoG100 No. Oil is an insulator and its non-corrosive, so the components are preserved in the oil completely free from dust and overheating

[CHazDoG100]

dude im a child so i couldent know but wouldent oil fry the circuits on the mother board and stuff like boom