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Old 11-02-2009, 01:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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PC aquarium!

I dont know if you had seen this before or not.. for me No, I never seeing this before..

PC is in Mineral Oil like aquarium:



I would throw my xbox 360 into bowl fill with Mineral Oil for keeping cpu and gpu cooler..

If you want to see more the video clip of Mineral Oil, then go to google: Mineral oil list
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Old 11-02-2009, 01:42 AM   #2 (permalink)
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UBUNTU Yeeeaahh!! Way to go!!

I've seen one before few years ago. They use vegetable oil and submerge mobo and power supply in the tank. they removed heat sink off the CPU hee hee. It's old news.

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Old 11-02-2009, 01:49 AM   #3 (permalink)
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I dont know if you had seen this before or not.. for me No, I never seeing this before..

PC is in Mineral Oil like aquarium:



I would throw my xbox 360 into bowl fill with Mineral Oil for keeping cpu and gpu cooler..

If you want to see more the video clip of Mineral Oil, then go to google: Mineral oil list

For Xbox 360, you'll need to remove CPU fan, GPU fan and power supply fan and also hard drive and CD rom drive too. Just drop the board w/power supply and have extension cable for CDdrive and hard drive so it'll be on dry place. You can easily damage CDrom drive and hard drive if put in Mineral or Vegetable oil.

It's a neat thing but what would you do if you spill tankful of vegetable oil on floor, it'll suck your day big time.

The only thing I could do is to mod the hard drive. removing aluminuim cover and cut a big hole on cover then glue a Plexiglass on top of big hole then screw the cover back on. Add a hard drive light over the hard drive disk platter with r/w arm. It's mesmerizing effect to watch disk's R/W arm vibrate in high speed while it read/write with hdd light strobing in dark room, visually stopping the arm in split seconds. It's pretty risky because you can easily damage hdd disk from particle of dusts from Plexiglass or any cuttings you made. It last me few days till I accidently dropped hdd on table just few inches and ran it, System tell me that there is data errors. OOps! I must admit it look sexy with see through hdd mod.

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Old 11-02-2009, 05:00 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Deafscooter used same thing before for my Large FileServer System has Filled Mineral Oil
into over 30 Gallon of filled fluid and it running over 3 years old on Non Stopped System!
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Old 11-02-2009, 05:09 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Here my friend has Cray MainFrame with Filled Mineral Oil in Very Powerful MultoProcessor

Here is Picture is ==>


They running Most Powerful MainFrame System => Since 1978 till today..
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That's strange because once minerial oil filled in tank and motherboard, powersupply, etc should get static electricity.
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Old 11-03-2009, 11:20 PM   #7 (permalink)
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That's strange because once minerial oil filled in tank and motherboard, powersupply, etc should get static electricity.
Not like water or other oil-based liquids, mineral oil is non-conductive. That means it is safe to use with electricity.

Mineral oil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I think my cpu liquid-cooling unit uses the mineral oil to avoid corruption like what happens to water-cooling units.
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Old 11-04-2009, 12:29 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Here my friend has Cray MainFrame with Filled Mineral Oil in Very Powerful MultoProcessor

Here is Picture is ==>


They running Most Powerful MainFrame System => Since 1978 till today..
How fast is that old Cray compared to the current PC/Macs?
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Old 11-04-2009, 10:46 AM   #9 (permalink)
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How fast is that old Cray compared to the current PC/Macs?
Supercomputer use MultiProcessor/Mutlimotherboard thru network.

Like 3.2GHz processor/4GB RAM times 100 units = 320GHz/400GB RAM. You get an idea.
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Old 11-04-2009, 07:50 PM   #10 (permalink)
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UBUNTU Yeeeaahh!! Way to go!!

I've seen one before few years ago. They use vegetable oil and submerge mobo and power supply in the tank. they removed heat sink off the CPU hee hee. It's old news.

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Dude, thats cool, you saw it before create this..

Ha Ha you are funny guy, UBUNTU is cheap and free, thats why they can experiment with it into PC aquraium instead of another os..

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1) For Xbox 360, you'll need to remove CPU fan, GPU fan and power supply fan and also hard drive and CD rom drive too. Just drop the board w/power supply and have extension cable for CDdrive and hard drive so it'll be on dry place. You can easily damage CDrom drive and hard drive if put in Mineral or Vegetable oil.

It's a neat thing but what would you do if you spill tankful of vegetable oil on floor, it'll suck your day big time.

The only thing I could do is to mod the hard drive. removing aluminuim cover and cut a big hole on cover then glue a Plexiglass on top of big hole then screw the cover back on. Add a hard drive light over the hard drive disk platter with r/w arm. It's mesmerizing effect to watch disk's R/W arm vibrate in high speed while it read/write with hdd light strobing in dark room, visually stopping the arm in split seconds. 2) It's pretty risky because you can easily damage hdd disk from particle of dusts from Plexiglass or any cuttings you made. 3) It last me few days till I accidently dropped hdd on table just few inches and ran it, System tell me that there is data errors. OOps! I must admit it look sexy with see through hdd mod.

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1) I already know that.. i have a brain, c'mon.. I did watch this video clip they won't put cd rom, harddrive in it. wink!

2) I dont know that.. but i never try to open hardrive by myself.. why should i open it? Mm..

3) LOL! guess what? Me too, two days ago, I just accidentally dropped new harddrive on clement sidewalk.. I was like oh shit, but i want to be check it on pc if harddrive is still alive or not.. it didnot response. I was like f#%K that. I went back to store and told them little white lie, harddrive wont work.. I wanted to exchange it. they did..shhhhh... Ha Ha.. I really learned my lesson what happend. I realized that harddrive is TOOOO sensitive! I will be careful with hardrive..
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