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by chaplja • 11 Dec 2007, 15:53 • Journals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG6X-xtVask -- lol, nice law makers :D go go texas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtufuXLvOok -- computer cooling, gotta try this with an old computer
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infi_ 11 Dec 2007, 15:58
2nd video - ''and it can look cool'' imo it didnt look very cool, altho its nice
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frozz. 11 Dec 2007, 16:00
kak to da ovo radi pod vodom :0
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chaplja 11 Dec 2007, 16:02
nije voda nego ulje. veliki transformatori se recimo hlade uljem (u elektranama)
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frozz. 11 Dec 2007, 17:35
ma to mislim,fora :P
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Yossarian 11 Dec 2007, 16:01
2nd video, isn't it kinda useless? cause that oil shit inside is not moving and heat stays at same place
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chaplja 11 Dec 2007, 16:03
yep. i think it's good whilst the oil doesen't get to some higher temperature, but if oil had an extra cooling, this could be a very good thing for overclocking :o
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chaplja 11 Dec 2007, 16:05
oh btw, the big fan is 'rotating' the oil inside
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Yossarian 11 Dec 2007, 16:07
you mean PSU fan? its only mixing some of it around itself, no real movement
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chaplja 11 Dec 2007, 16:07
well, it can be improved :)
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Yossarian 11 Dec 2007, 16:10
i dont see any use improving it, only for "cool" effect, as decent watercooling/aircooling would provide much better results with much less hassle(???) around it
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chaplja 11 Dec 2007, 16:20
maybe it would be better with transformer oil. dunno how much it is better (if it is better at all) than normal mineral oil, but if it is able to properly cool huge high voltage/current transformers, an overclocked PC shouldn't be a problem
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dinev 11 Dec 2007, 16:04
i would put some water in it hihihi
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spng 11 Dec 2007, 16:04
LOL SECOND
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overdrive 11 Dec 2007, 16:11
wtf @ second

Think i'll try that on some old pc :)
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Lover 11 Dec 2007, 16:19
very nice :>
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port 11 Dec 2007, 16:34
hm gonna try this i think :D
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